Explanation of words

4-pillar presses: Hydraulic or mechanical presses with a stand construction, built with 4 pillars. 

AFS: The swedish health and safety board collection of regulations.

Foreclosure protection: Can be split in two main types, mechanical protection and touch guard.

Belt lubrication: Occurs between the feeder and the press.

Touch free guard: Protection which stops the press if something comes to close, example: lighting curtains.

C-presses: Mechanical or a hydraulic press with a frame designed in the shape of a C.

Central lubrication: Lubricates the press itself.

Detail lubrication:  Lubricates a detail, for example, which is sent via a transfer, so to speak, does not lubricate directly from a roll.

Eccentric presses:  Machine which presses metallic details, everything from small details in a cell phone to whole car chassis.

Degree shafts: Scissor made for cutting sheet metal.

Hydraulic presses: Means that the press has a hydraulic cylinder which imolements the press work.

Image Control: Control measurement of details.

Press brakes: Press used to bend sheet metal.

Cutting units: Cuts the punched detail.

Power presses: Means that the press has an air driven cylinder that creates a hydraulic power stroke when it meets its resistance.

Ball ledges: Ledge for positioning in x- and y- direction of the tool on the table.

Controls: Controls for using the press in a safe manner.

Machine lighting: Is mounted in the press to light up the press table.

Shoe mounts: Can be mounted on the press to avoid unwanted vibrations and noice in the locale.

Feeder equipment for presses: Can be split into three main categories, feeding from coil, transfer feeding and robot feeding.

Mechanical presses: Contains comission of eccentric presses and reduction presses with a reduced speed in the work phase. (Linkdrive, Knucklejoint etc.)

Mechanical protection: Physical protection, bars or plexi glass. 

Mechanical clampers: Clampers one tightens by hand to fix the tool in the table.

Motorized feeder adjustment: Means that the stroke length of the runner is adjusted with by a engine.

MultiLube: Lubrication systems for belt feeding. 

Press valves: Admits air in the clutch which moves on to power the press.

Program console: Program consoles handles the communication of the press and associated equipment.

Roller ledges: Ledge for positioning the tool on the table, strictly in y-direction.

Round feeding table: Table which transports the details in the press.

Machining: Means that one cuts in steel, for example lathing, milling and drilling.

Clampers: Clampers are used to fix the tool on the table with hydraulic mechanisms.

Controls: Can be split into two main groups, press controls and program controls.

T-track clampers: Clampers in a tool.

Transporters: Different types of belts which transports the product forward.

Two handed controls: Safety tools to be able to control the press as safe as possible.

Plier feeders: Feeders with pliers for feeding the belt into the press.

Roll band lubrication: Lubrication for belts.

Tool consoles: Is used to handle up and down from the press table.

Tool shifting: Can be split into four main groups, clampers, mechanical clampers, tool consoles and ball, and roller ledges.

Vibration dampeners: Is a shoe styled dampener. 

Visionsystem: Is used for controlling dimensions of details.