Pull back far enough and the whole cell fits in frame: guarded perimeter, light curtains, infeed racking, the hydraulic press at the centre, and outfeed sorting on the other side. Inside, a turnkey sequence runs on its own — load, scan, press at the marked bends, verify, then place the part in the accept lane or divert it — on a machine built for hydraulic force at production-line duty.
Hydraulic power here is built to the 1000-ton force class, but delivered inside an automated envelope: the cell never sacrifices force to gain unattended operation. That combination — heavy correction capacity plus robotic or conveyor handling — is exactly the fully automatic end of the spectrum described in the hydraulic, CNC and fully automatic comparison.
These lines typically anchor heavy-industry shops making large shafts, thick bars and tubular structures for energy, marine and transport equipment, with turnkey integration into upstream turning and downstream inspection. Foundation drawings, safety documentation and spare-parts lists are delivered ahead of installation, and engineered cells are built and commissioned within 60–120 days on 380–480 V supply. Heavy-frame options are shown in the heavy hydraulic press line.
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Turnkey guarded cell with 1000-ton-class hydraulic frame
Robotic, gantry or conveyor loading per layout
Accept lane and divert lane after verification
Integration with turning, grinding and inspection
Engineered lines delivered in 60–120 days
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