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Used Verson Obi Presses

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    VERSON 9-F #2100615

    VERSON 9-F #2100615

    • Manufacturer: Verson
    • Model: 9-F
    • Capacity: 180,000 kg
    • Stroke length: 203.2 mm

    SPECIFICATIONS: 180-Ton Verson Gap Press Model 9-F Unit is in-plant and can be seen underpower

    Toledo, OH
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    VERSON 9-F #2100715

    VERSON 9-F #2100715

    • Manufacturer: Verson
    • Model: 9-F
    • Capacity: 180,000 kg
    • Stroke length: 203.2 mm

    SPECIFICATIONS: 180-Ton Verson Gap Press Model 9-F Unit is in-plant and can be seen underpower

    Toledo, OH
  • 1952 Verson 7 1/2 O.B.I.

    1952 Verson 7 1/2 O.B.I.

    • Capacity: 125,000 kg

    Manual OBI Type Press -EQUIPPED WITH- Air clutch & brake dual palm buttons light curtains and adjustable side gaurds four (4) vibration isolator pads Equipment Manuals Available

    Town of Rockingham, VT

Overview

OBI presses, also known as Open Back Inclinable presses, are industrial machines used for tasks such as punching, forming, and drawing metal sheets. These presses are designed with an open back which allows for easier handling of materials and better visibility during operations. They are commonly used in manufacturing and fabrication industries for their reliability and efficiency.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used OBI press?

Inspect the press for any signs of wear or damage, check the machine's operational history, and ensure all safety features are functional. It's also important to verify the press's tonnage capacity and compatibility with your intended applications.

How do I ensure the OBI press is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a professional machinery mover with experience in transporting heavy industrial equipment. Make sure the press is properly secured, and consider using protective coverings to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an OBI press?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting the hydraulic system, and ensuring all safety mechanisms are operational. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for a detailed maintenance schedule and procedures.