The main components of the punch press are mostly made of high-strength castings, and the whole machine is composed of a body, large gears, pulleys, crankshafts, connecting rods, transmission shafts, clutches, sliders, and other parts. The drive shaft transmits the power of the electric motor to the pulley, and drives the crankshaft to rotate through the clutch of the clutch, thereby causing the slider to move up and down. When it reaches the bottom dead center, it generates the maximum pressure to achieve the stamping of the workpiece. The slider guide rail has been finely ground by a grinder to increase stamping accuracy and improve its service life. The punch press is equipped with a well-known set of electrical appliances and centralized lubrication by an oil pump.
