The Basant 300 Ton H Frame Power Press is a mechanical-drive machine built with a closed, two-column (pillar) frame construction that resists deflection under load. This configuration comes with a table size of 900x900mm, a stroke length of 150mm, 35 strokes per minute, making it suited to precision stamping, blanking, deep drawing and forging operations that need a rigid, closed frame to hold tolerance under heavier loads. Manufactured at Basant Mechanical Works’ Ludhiana facility since 1957, ISO 9001:2015 certified.
H Frame Power Press, also known as a Pillar Type Power Press, uses a closed, two-column frame construction that provides superior rigidity and minimal deflection under load -- built for precision stamping, deep drawing, blanking and forging operations that demand tight tolerances.
300 Ton H Frame Power Press
300 Ton Mechanical H Frame Power Press — full specification table and FAQs on this page.
Technical Specification for 300 Ton H Frame Power Press
| Capacity in tons | 300 |
|---|---|
| Table size in mm | 900x900mm |
| Distance table to RAM | 550mm |
| Punch Hole size | 63mm |
| Stroke Length | 150mm |
| RAM Adjustment | 50mm |
| Shut Height | 400mm |
| Stroke Per Minute | 35 |
| Bore in Table | 300mm |
| Power Required | 30 HP |
| RPM | 1440 |
| Pully Size | 225mm |
Our Mechanical H-Frame Power Press Machine is fabricated from heavy-duty cast iron and structural steel, with a Mechanical clutch system, overload protection, and a precision-machined ram guide to hold accuracy through long production runs. The closed-frame design resists side-loading and deflection, making it suited to heavier and more demanding stamping work than an open C-Frame.
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What is an H Frame (Pillar Type) power press used for?
It's used for precision stamping, blanking, deep drawing and forging operations that need a rigid, closed frame to hold tolerance under heavier loads.
What tonnage range does an H-Frame power press cover?
Basant's H-Frame range spans roughly 20 to 600 tons across mechanical and pneumatic drive variants.
Is an H-Frame press more rigid than a C-Frame press?
Yes -- the closed, two-pillar construction resists deflection better than an open C-Frame, which is why H-Frame presses are typically used for higher-tonnage, higher-precision work.
