Platen Presses

Platen presses provide high-pressure and temperature-controlled environments ideal for molding and laminating applications. These presses support precision in industrial processes with key specifications like pressure ratings up to 30 tons and temperature capacities reaching 650°F.

  1. CARVER HEATING/COOLING PLATENS, 650°F, DIGITAL CONTROL

    Platen Presses

    CARVER HEATING/COOLING PLATENS, 650°F, DIGITAL CONTROL

    Heating/Cooling Platens with Digitial Control.

    Platen size 6" x 6" with hose assemblies.

    Platens compatible with various Carver Presses, one of which is the Model C.

Popular Manufacturers

Clifton Schaefer Machine Co. PHI Carver

Common Applications

industrial molding

thermal laminating

precision forming

composite bonding

pressure curing

material testing

Buying Guide

Platen Press Buying Guide

Choosing the right platen press involves assessing your specific application needs and matching them with the press's specifications. Key considerations include pressure and temperature capabilities, which determine the press's suitability for different industrial tasks.

Look for digital control features that enhance precision and repeatability in operations, as well as compatibility with desired platen sizes for your projects.

  • Verify pressure ratings to ensure they meet your application demands.
  • Check temperature control specifications; presses should reach up to 650°F for high-heat tasks.
  • Consider the digital control system for enhanced operational accuracy.
  • Ensure compatibility with existing equipment or specific molding/laminating processes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pressure capabilities do platen presses offer?
Platen presses can offer pressure capabilities up to 400 tons, making them suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
How is temperature controlled in a platen press?
Temperature in a platen press is controlled digitally, with capabilities reaching up to 650°F for precise applications.
Are platen presses suitable for laminating?
Yes, some platen presses such as rotary laminating presses are specifically designed for laminating applications, ensuring even pressure and temperature distribution.
What should I consider when choosing a platen press?
Consider the pressure and temperature ratings, platen size, and digital control features to ensure they match your specific application requirements.