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New XFT 2500speed for highest fineblanking requirements

17/01/2017

Press releaseIssued by Feintool International Holding AG.

The reinforced model of the XFT 2500speed press offers an effective solution for the special challenges in fineblanking production and sets new standards.

This model is equipped with stronger knuckle joints. This increases the press force at the tip to 3000 kN (time-limited). For the user of the XFT 2500speed, this modification means new possibilities in fineblanking production. Due to the additional reinforcement, this model is also suitable for parts made of high-tensile materials with thicknesses of up to 8 mm at more than 100 strokes per minute. This means a lower load on the press during operation with conventional tools and greater flexibility due to the occasional use of tools with higher power requirements.

In addition, Feintool has equipped the new XFT 2500speed with a lot of innovations that ensure the highest productivity and perfect quality of the fineblanking parts. This includes increased stiffness and a quick-change system for tools. The latest control technology and innovative energy management are also part of the new press model. In addition, the new XFT 2500 speed is equipped with FEINmonitoring, the intelligent analysis and maintenance tool and Feintool's contribution to industry 4.0

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