Step 1

 

The fast approach run without power
 

 

The cylinder is supplied with compressed air at the marks (1) and (2). The rapid but rapid yet controlled descent of the feed piston (3) and the slider (4) takes place until resistance is reached. In this step, the oil fills the hydraulic chamber (5).

How EMG hydropneumatic presses work, explanatory diagram

Step 2

 

The slow working stroke with power

 

A control valve switches the pneumatic supply to the mark (6), the working piston (7) descends. During this phase, the plunger rod of the working piston (7) enters in the hydraulic chamber (5), compresses the oil, which greatly increases the power of the slider (4).

Schematic diagram of how EMG hydropneumatic presses work

Etape 3

 

The return stroke and the stand-by position

 

The cylinder is supplied with compressed air on the marks (8) and (9). The slider (4), the feed piston (3) and the working piston (7) rise at high speed and remain held in the high position.

Part 3 of EMG hydropneumatic press operation, return stroke