Press Fleet
Machine Capacity
80 to 250 tons of clamping force across our floor — enough range to move a part from prototype to production without changing vendors.
Operating Range
Sized to fit the part — not the other way around.
Running a small part on an oversized press wastes cycle time and money; running a large part on an undersized one isn't possible at all. Our fleet spans 80–250 tons so jobs get matched to the right machine, and production doesn't stall waiting on one press to free up.
Our press fleet is Nissei-built, maintained and operated in-house.
Tonnage Bands
What each band is typically good for
A general guide to how we assign jobs across the fleet. Exact machine specifications and current availability are confirmed at quotation.
| Tonnage Band | Typically Used For | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 80–120 T | Small precision components, thin-wall parts, high-cavitation molds | Best fit for tight tolerances and fast cycle times on smaller parts. |
| 130–180 T | Medium household and industrial parts | Our most flexible mid-range band, suited to a wide variety of geometries. |
| 200–250 T | Larger components and heavier wall sections | Used for bigger parts or molds needing higher clamping force. |
Not sure which band your part needs? Send us the drawing or a sample — we'll size it for you as part of the quote.
Materials
Resins we regularly run
If your material isn't listed, ask — we can usually source and trial it.
Polypropylene (PP)
HDPE
LDPE
Polystyrene (PS)
ABS
PVC
Engineering-grade compounds on request