The Hot Sale Automatic Hydraulic Cold Press Machine represents a leap forward in plywood and composite panel production, combining advanced hydraulic technology with intelligent controls to deliver unparalleled bonding performance. Designed with a spacious 4X8 feet working table (1370 mm x 2700 mm), it is engineered to apply 1000–1500 PSI pressure across the entire surface of veneers, laminates, and core layers—ensuring uniform adhesion that directly impacts final product strength.
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At the heart of this machine is its PLC-controlled hydraulic system, which works in tandem with temperature-resistant steel platens (treated with anti-corrosion coating) to maintain consistent pressure distribution. This precision results in panels with 98% bond strength—meaning virtually no delamination occurs even under extreme stress testing. The machine’s automatic cycle function further enhances efficiency by automating pressure application, holding, and release sequences, reducing manual intervention and increasing productivity by 40% compared to traditional manual or semi-automatic presses.
What makes this cold press a standout choice is its adaptability to diverse adhesive types and material combinations. Whether bonding phenolic resin-treated veneers, melamine laminates, or PVC films onto substrate panels, it maintains optimal pressure profiles to ensure proper curing and adhesion. With a cycle time range of 30 seconds to 60 minutes (adjustable via PLC), it accommodates both fast-setting adhesives and those requiring extended pressure holding times, making it a versatile solution for multi-product manufacturing facilities.
1. Advanced Hydraulic System
The press’s performance is driven by a double-acting hydraulic cylinder that delivers exceptional control over the bonding process. This cylinder design enables rapid approach (at speeds up to 100 mm/second) to minimize non-productive time, followed by slow pressing (5–10 mm/second) to ensure even pressure distribution without damaging delicate materials. This two-stage movement reduces cycle times by 20% while maximizing bonding efficiency.
To maintain precision, the system incorporates closed-loop pressure control with a high-precision pressure transducer that maintains pressure accuracy within ±2% of the set value. This prevents common issues like over-compression (which can thin panels beyond specification) or under-bonding (which leads to delamination), ensuring consistent quality across every batch. The hydraulic oil circuit includes a 5-micron filtration system to protect components from contamination, extending service life by 30% compared to presses with standard filtration.
2. Customizable Pressure Profiles
Flexibility is a defining feature of this cold press, allowing users to program multi-stage pressure cycles tailored to specific materials and adhesives. The PLC system stores 50+ preset profiles, covering common applications such as:
Cold pressing of melamine laminates at room temperature with a 3-stage pressure ramp (500 PSI → 1000 PSI → 1200 PSI) to prevent air entrapment.
Bonding of veneer to MDF using PVA adhesives, with a 10-minute hold time at 800 PSI to ensure full curing.
Laminating PVC films onto particleboard, requiring low initial pressure (300 PSI) to allow material relaxation before increasing to 1200 PSI.
For specialized applications, operators can create custom profiles by adjusting pressure levels, hold times, and pressure ramp rates via the touchscreen interface. This customization ensures optimal results even for niche materials like bamboo veneers or fire-retardant laminates.
3. Ergonomic Design and Safety
The press is designed with operator comfort and safety as top priorities, featuring a user-friendly 12-inch touchscreen interface that simplifies parameter adjustment and status monitoring. The interface displays real-time metrics such as current pressure, elapsed cycle time, and remaining hold time, with visual and audible alerts for cycle completion or fault conditions.
Safety features are comprehensive, including two-hand operation (requiring simultaneous activation of two buttons to start the press) to prevent hand entrapment, infrared light curtains that stop operation if an object enters the press area, and pressure relief valves that prevent over-pressurization. The machine also includes an energy-saving standby mode that reduces power consumption by 70% during idle periods—activating automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity and waking instantly when a new cycle is initiated.
Plywood Manufacturing: It bonds 3–12 mm thick panels for both construction-grade plywood (used in framing and sheathing) and packaging plywood (for heavy-duty crates and pallets). Its uniform pressure ensures consistent glue line distribution, critical for structural performance.
Furniture Industry: In furniture production, it presses laminate sheets onto particleboard and MDF to create durable cabinet doors, countertops, and table surfaces. The precision pressure control prevents bubble formation in high-gloss laminates.
Door Production: It is indispensable for producing hollow-core and solid-core doors with uniform density, ensuring smooth surface finishing and preventing warping over time. Manufacturers use it to bond face veneers, edge bands, and honeycomb cores.
Composite Materials: Beyond woodworking, it supports the manufacturing of boat hull components (bonding fiberglass to plywood substrates) and automotive interior panels (laminating wood veneers to plastic substrates), where high-strength, void-free bonds are essential.
This cold press machine sets a new standard for efficiency and quality in bonded panel production, catering to the needs of both large-scale manufacturers seeking high throughput and specialty workshops prioritizing precision.
Max pressure | 400 Ton |
Max opening | 1700 mm |
Working size | 1370*2700mm |
Cylinders | 2*320 mm |
Stroke of the cylinder | 800 mm |
Systerm pressure | 25 MPA |
Total power | 15 kw |
overall size | 3500*1440*4200 mm |
Weight | 13000 KG |
At the heart of this machine is its PLC-controlled hydraulic system, which works in tandem with temperature-resistant steel platens (treated with anti-corrosion coating) to maintain consistent pressure distribution. This precision results in panels with 98% bond strength—meaning virtually no delamination occurs even under extreme stress testing. The machine’s automatic cycle function further enhances efficiency by automating pressure application, holding, and release sequences, reducing manual intervention and increasing productivity by 40% compared to traditional manual or semi-automatic presses.
What makes this cold press a standout choice is its adaptability to diverse adhesive types and material combinations. Whether bonding phenolic resin-treated veneers, melamine laminates, or PVC films onto substrate panels, it maintains optimal pressure profiles to ensure proper curing and adhesion. With a cycle time range of 30 seconds to 60 minutes (adjustable via PLC), it accommodates both fast-setting adhesives and those requiring extended pressure holding times, making it a versatile solution for multi-product manufacturing facilities.
1. Advanced Hydraulic System
The press’s performance is driven by a double-acting hydraulic cylinder that delivers exceptional control over the bonding process. This cylinder design enables rapid approach (at speeds up to 100 mm/second) to minimize non-productive time, followed by slow pressing (5–10 mm/second) to ensure even pressure distribution without damaging delicate materials. This two-stage movement reduces cycle times by 20% while maximizing bonding efficiency.
To maintain precision, the system incorporates closed-loop pressure control with a high-precision pressure transducer that maintains pressure accuracy within ±2% of the set value. This prevents common issues like over-compression (which can thin panels beyond specification) or under-bonding (which leads to delamination), ensuring consistent quality across every batch. The hydraulic oil circuit includes a 5-micron filtration system to protect components from contamination, extending service life by 30% compared to presses with standard filtration.
2. Customizable Pressure Profiles
Flexibility is a defining feature of this cold press, allowing users to program multi-stage pressure cycles tailored to specific materials and adhesives. The PLC system stores 50+ preset profiles, covering common applications such as:
Cold pressing of melamine laminates at room temperature with a 3-stage pressure ramp (500 PSI → 1000 PSI → 1200 PSI) to prevent air entrapment.
Bonding of veneer to MDF using PVA adhesives, with a 10-minute hold time at 800 PSI to ensure full curing.
Laminating PVC films onto particleboard, requiring low initial pressure (300 PSI) to allow material relaxation before increasing to 1200 PSI.
For specialized applications, operators can create custom profiles by adjusting pressure levels, hold times, and pressure ramp rates via the touchscreen interface. This customization ensures optimal results even for niche materials like bamboo veneers or fire-retardant laminates.
3. Ergonomic Design and Safety
The press is designed with operator comfort and safety as top priorities, featuring a user-friendly 12-inch touchscreen interface that simplifies parameter adjustment and status monitoring. The interface displays real-time metrics such as current pressure, elapsed cycle time, and remaining hold time, with visual and audible alerts for cycle completion or fault conditions.
Safety features are comprehensive, including two-hand operation (requiring simultaneous activation of two buttons to start the press) to prevent hand entrapment, infrared light curtains that stop operation if an object enters the press area, and pressure relief valves that prevent over-pressurization. The machine also includes an energy-saving standby mode that reduces power consumption by 70% during idle periods—activating automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity and waking instantly when a new cycle is initiated.
Plywood Manufacturing: It bonds 3–12 mm thick panels for both construction-grade plywood (used in framing and sheathing) and packaging plywood (for heavy-duty crates and pallets). Its uniform pressure ensures consistent glue line distribution, critical for structural performance.
Furniture Industry: In furniture production, it presses laminate sheets onto particleboard and MDF to create durable cabinet doors, countertops, and table surfaces. The precision pressure control prevents bubble formation in high-gloss laminates.
Door Production: It is indispensable for producing hollow-core and solid-core doors with uniform density, ensuring smooth surface finishing and preventing warping over time. Manufacturers use it to bond face veneers, edge bands, and honeycomb cores.
Composite Materials: Beyond woodworking, it supports the manufacturing of boat hull components (bonding fiberglass to plywood substrates) and automotive interior panels (laminating wood veneers to plastic substrates), where high-strength, void-free bonds are essential.
This cold press machine sets a new standard for efficiency and quality in bonded panel production, catering to the needs of both large-scale manufacturers seeking high throughput and specialty workshops prioritizing precision.
Max pressure | 400 Ton |
Max opening | 1700 mm |
Working size | 1370*2700mm |
Cylinders | 2*320 mm |
Stroke of the cylinder | 800 mm |
Systerm pressure | 25 MPA |
Total power | 15 kw |
overall size | 3500*1440*4200 mm |
Weight | 13000 KG |