Hydraulic Press Machine

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A hydraulic press is a machine that uses a confined liquid under pressure to exert a large force. It operates based on Pascal's Law, which states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted uniformly in all directions. These presses are commonly used in various industries for tasks like metal forming, shaping, and assembly.

Key components and functions:
1.Hydraulic cylinder: A cylinder containing a piston that moves under pressure.
2.Piston: A movable component that transmits force.
3.Pump: Pumps fluid into the cylinder to create pressure.
4.Frame: Provides structure and support for the machine.
5.Control system: Allows for precise control of pressure and movement.
6.Bolster (worktable): The surface where the material being pressed is placed.