Woodworking Machinery – Presses
Precision. Control. Productivity. Those are the traits that a drill press offers over a standard handheld drill. The primary advantage of a drill press is its accuracy and speed of repetition. You can adjust the depth stop of the spindle by positioning a locking nut against the stop, enabling the drill press to bore a perfectly vertical hole the exact same diameter and exact same depth over and over. With the right bit, a drill press can bore almost any dense, solid material from wood to masonry to metal even glass. A drill press is built around a vertical post attached to a heavy steel base-plate for stability. The drill head or “quill,” which contains the chuck, spindle and bit, is simply plunged down into the work piece when the pinion levers are turned on the side of the machine.
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Orma offer a complete range of presses with or without Membrane with 3 different working systems -
The complete range of Orma press are hydraulically operated and very easy to use the Platen opening. Closing phases are operated by two handed control. The “P” range of Hydraulic Cold Presses have top moveable platens and the “S” range have bottom moveable platens. Platen sizes available up to 3500mm Long. -
The Orma NPC Range of Hot Presses are high quality machines. 2 x Stage Hydraulic Pump (Low Pressure for Platen fast closing and high pressure to working force) Max Temp up to 250°C available NPC Pressure can be equipped with several intermediate platens Heating of platens, different systems available i.e. Electric Platens Diathermic Oil Wood Fired Boiler for water Complete with Pump Platen sizes available up to 3500mm
