Servo press IS the
best choice, if…
Understanding the strengths of servo press technology.
Servo presses are ideal for complex assembly processes that demand high precision. Compared to traditional pneumatic or hydraulic presses, servo-controlled presses offer precise control over force, speed, and displacement. Additionally, its energy consumption is lower combined with an increased productivity, and reduced error rates.
Who should (and who should NOT) use a servo press?
It’s no coincidence that servo press technology is widely adopted in high-tech industries such as automotive and electronics assembly, where precision and process fine-tuning are critical.
With increasing global demand for sustainability and energy efficiency, servo presses have become key players in modern assembly systems.
A servo press is ideal for manufacturers who
- Require high precision and repeatability in production.
- Work with delicate or specialized materials.
- Seek to enhance flexibility in their manufacturing processes.
Note: For simple, high-force applications where extreme precision isn’t necessary, traditional presses—such as hydraulic presses—can be a more cost-effective solution.
Common mistakes when using servo press
Despite their advanced capabilities, servo presses require proper expertise to be used effectively. Here are some common pitfalls:
Choosing the Wrong Machine
Failing to consider specific production needs can result in underperformance or excessive investment.
Incorrect
Settings
These precision machines must be programmed correctly to achieve the desired results.
Neglecting
Maintenance
Lack of routine checks can lead to malfunctions and costly downtime.
We’re here to help you to
- select the right servo press that perfectly matches your requirements.
- ensure proper installation and setup for optimal performance.
- provide long-term support, including maintenance and process optimization.
With expert consulting, you can avoid costly mistakes and fully leverage the benefits of servo press technology.
We’re here to help you to
- select the right servo press that perfectly matches your requirements.
- ensure proper installation and setup for optimal performance.
- provide long-term support, including maintenance and process optimization.
With expert consulting, you can avoid costly mistakes and fully leverage the benefits of servo press technology.
Our Technology Partners in the Service of Precision Manufacturing
As the official local representatives of Promess and Kistler, we support precision manufacturing with cutting-edge technologies.
Why Work With Us?
We’re Balázs Sarkadi-Nagy and Bálint Varga—engineers with a broad range of expertise, from training and design to quality control and machine servicing.
So why did we decide to specialize in servo presses?
On a practical level, we’ve gained extensive experience in this field over the years, becoming the trusted local partners of several international manufacturers. When servo press issues arise, manufacturers send their clients our way.
From a professional standpoint, we see the transformative potential of this technology in assembly automation—but only if the right tool is chosen for the job. That’s why we support engineering teams and operators at servo press-equipped assembly plants from planning to maintenance.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Servo Presses
We currently use a hydraulic press. Why should we switch to a servo press?
A servo press offers higher precision, flexibility, and energy efficiency compared to hydraulic presses. The servo control system allows for fine-tuned adjustments in force, speed, and displacement, making it ideal for complex or high-precision tasks. Additionally, servo presses are quieter, cleaner, and require less maintenance, as they contain fewer fluid-based components.
How does a servo press improve efficiency?
A servo press optimizes repeatability and energy consumption, making processes faster and more precise. Its ability to continuously monitor and adjust operations reduces the number of defective parts, leading to cost savings and increased productivity. Moreover, its quick reconfiguration and programmable settings provide greater flexibility, especially for changing production requirements.
Servo presses seem like an expensive technology.
- Energy efficiency: Servo presses consume significantly less energy than hydraulic or pneumatic presses, resulting in long-term cost savings.
- Cost variations: The price of a servo press depends on production needs and technical specifications. The most expensive model is not necessarily the best fit. Expert consultation can help determine the ideal machine, preventing unnecessary expenses.
I’m not sure if this is the right choice.
That’s completely understandable. Before implementing a servo press, it is essential to thoroughly assess your production needs and capabilities. Our consulting services help analyze your processes and goals to recommend tailored solutions. An initial consultation can determine whether servo press technology is the right investment for your production.
What factors should be considered when selecting a servo press?
Most modern servo presses support industry-standard communication protocols, including PROFINET, PROFIBUS, EtherCAT, and Modbus.
What maintenance tasks does a servo press require?
- Regular lubrication
- Inspection of bearings, belts, and mechanical components
- Periodic checks of the electrical system and control unit
- Software updates and data logging verification
- Routine calibration to ensure precision