Friction Screw Press Manufacturer in India
A Friction Screw Press generates force differently to a crank-driven mechanical press: a flywheel drives a screw mechanism via friction discs, converting rotational energy into a controlled, high-force downward stroke. That mechanism suits forging, forming, upsetting, coining and embossing work where gradual, high-tonnage force delivery matters more than raw stroke speed.
Basant Mechanical Works manufactures Friction Screw Presses for forging fasteners, automotive components, engineering parts and general metal forming, with capacity models spanning 50 to 500 tons.
Key Features
- Flywheel and friction-drive screw mechanism for high, controlled forming force
- Suited to forging, upsetting, coining and embossing operations
- Available in FSP-50, FSP-100, FSP-200 and higher-capacity models up to 500T
- Robust construction for long-lasting performance under forging load
Technical Specification
Figures below are standard reference models — confirm exact specification for your requirement with our sales team.
| Model | FSP-50 | FSP-100 | FSP-200 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 50 tons | 100 tons | 200 tons |
| Dia. of screw | 4" | 5" | 6½" |
| Stroke of press | 8" | 11" | 14" |
| Strokes per minute | 40 | 25 | 20 |
| H.P. required | 7.5 | 10 | 20 |
Common Applications
Fastener forging
Automotive component forging
General engineering metal forming
Coining and embossing operations
Friction Screw Press — Frequently Asked
What is a Friction Screw Press used for?
It's used for forging, forming, upsetting, coining and embossing operations, particularly for fasteners, automotive components and general engineering parts.
What tonnage range does Basant's Friction Screw Press cover?
From 50 tons (FSP-50) to 500 tons, with FSP-50, FSP-100 and FSP-200 among the standard models.
How is a Friction Screw Press different from a mechanical crank press?
A Friction Screw Press uses a flywheel-driven screw mechanism to deliver a controlled, high-force stroke suited to forging and coining, whereas a crank-driven mechanical press delivers a fixed-stroke, higher-speed action better suited to blanking and punching.