Product Overview

The Double Disc Friction Screw Press is a versatile and cost-effective forging machine widely used in metal forming and pressing applications. With a simple structure and reliable performance, it is ideal for forging shops, pressing workshops, and die forging operations.

This semi-automatic friction screw press integrates mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems to deliver precise control and stable operation. It is suitable for hot forging, precision forging, and pressing of refractory materials across industries such as automotive, machinery manufacturing, aerospace, and tractor production.

Thanks to its pre-stressed frame structure and strong braking capability, the machine ensures high energy output, excellent forming quality, and long service life.

Features & Benefits

• Multi-Purpose Application

  Suitable for hot forging, precision forging, and refractory material pressing

• High-Strength Pre-Stressed Frame

  Combined structure design provides excellent rigidity and load capacity

• Large Working Table Surface

  Supports high-energy forging and large workpieces

• Strong Braking System

  Full-stroke braking with high torque ensures safe and precise operation

• Mechanical + Electrical + Pneumatic Integration

  Sensitive response, reliable control, and stable performance

• Adjustable Blow Energy & Frequency

  Allows pre-selection of striking energy and number of blows

• Single Blow Operation Capability

  Enables precise forging control for high-quality parts

• Simple Structure & Low Cost

  Easy installation, operation, and maintenance with competitive pricing

Product Parameters   

Product Application

This friction screw press is widely used in:

• Metal forging workshops (hot forging & die forging)

• Automotive industry (gear blanks, shafts, components)

• Tractor and machinery manufacturing

• Aerospace component forging

• Refractory material pressing

• General metal forming and pressing operations

FAQ

Q1: What is the main function of this machine?
A: It is used for hot forging, precision forging, and pressing operations.

Q2: What materials can it process?
A: Suitable for various metals and refractory materials.

Q3: Is the machine fully automatic?
A: It is semi-automatic, combining mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic controls.

Q4: What are its advantages over hydraulic presses?
A: Lower cost, simpler structure, and easier maintenance.

Q5: Can the forging energy be adjusted?
A: Yes, both the blow energy and number of blows can be pre-set.