The Basant 150 Ton C Type Power Press is a pneumatic-drive machine built with an open-front, C-shaped (gap) frame that gives easy access to the die area from three sides. This configuration comes with a table size of 700x1000mm, a stroke length of 125mm, 35 strokes per minute, making it suited to general sheet-metal stamping, punching, blanking, bending, piercing, embossing and assembly operations across automotive, electrical, hardware and appliance manufacturing. Manufactured at Basant Mechanical Works’ Ludhiana facility since 1957, ISO 9001:2015 certified.
C Type Power Press, also known as a C Frame Power Press or Gap Frame Power Press, is a versatile mechanical press designed for high-speed and precision sheet metal forming, punching, blanking, bending, piercing, embossing, and stamping applications.
150 Ton C Type Power Press
150 Ton Pneumatic C Type Power Press — full specification table and FAQs on this page.
Technical Specification for 150 Ton C Type Power Press
| Capacity in tons | 150 |
|---|---|
| Table size in mm | 700x1000mm |
| Distance table to RAM | 450mm |
| Punch Hole size | 45mm |
| Stroke Length | 125mm |
| RAM Adjustment | 45mm |
| Shut Height | 325mm |
| Stroke Per Minute | 35 |
| Bore in Table | 225mm |
| Power Required | 10 HP |
| RPM | 1440 |
| Pully Size | 175mm |
Our Pneumatic C-Type Power Press Machine is fabricated from robust cast iron and high-grade steel for strength and durability with a Pneumatic clutch system, reliable drive system, precision-guided ram, and robust components to deliver consistent performance in demanding industrial production environments. The open-front design provides excellent accessibility for die installation, material feeding, inspection, and maintenance.
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What is a C Type power press used for?
It's used for general sheet-metal stamping, punching, blanking, bending, piercing, embossing and assembly operations across automotive, electrical, hardware and appliance manufacturing.
What tonnage range does a C-Frame power press cover?
C-Frame range spans roughly 3 to 250 tons, with heavier configurations available on request.
What's the difference between a C-Frame and an H-Frame press?
A C-Frame press has an open front for easy die access and is typically used for lighter to mid-tonnage work; an H-Frame press has a closed, two-pillar frame offering greater rigidity for higher-tonnage precision stamping.
