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DANLY - Air Press - Clark and Osborne

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<strong>DANLY</strong> FOUR POST AIR PRESSESDanly Four Post <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Press</strong>es offer all the basic advantages oftwo post presses, but are made for operations requiringheavier tonnage, plus the additional stability of four post construction.Four post presses are made in capacities of 3 tonswith 16" square die area <strong>and</strong> 5 tons with 19" square die area.They are operated by heavy duty industrial quality pneumaticcontrol valves <strong>and</strong> are available with the control circuitsshown in the chart on page 3. Custom controls <strong>and</strong> otheroptional specifications similar to the options listed on page 2will be quoted upon request, with delivery depending oncomplexity.Nominal<strong>Press</strong>Maximum Speed For Various StrokeLengths - SPMCapacityTon & PSI 4" Stroke 6" Stroke 8" Stroke 10" Stroke3 @ 80 33 29 25 205 @ 802522Above speeds are based on 1" supply line <strong>and</strong> 80 psi supplypressure. Although the speed of the punch holder duringthe stroke cannot be adjusted, flow control valves can beadded at the cylinder ports as optional equipment. Punch2016holder speed, both up <strong>and</strong> down, can then be adjusted tosuit. Timers can also be added to hold the punch holderdown <strong>and</strong>/or up as desired. Inquiries relative to these specialstroking conditions, as well as other options such as specialdie space <strong>and</strong> special machining, will be quoted on request.Approximate <strong>Air</strong> Volume Required at 80 PSITo find the st<strong>and</strong>ard cubic feet per minute, use the followingformula:SCFM = “K” x SPM x StrokeWhere SCFM = St<strong>and</strong>ard cubic feet of free airrequired per minuteK = Constant for a given tonnageSPM = Strokes per minuteStroke = Cylinder stroke (inches)<strong>Press</strong> Tonnage 3 5“K” Volume/Constant .562 .820Example: 3 ton unit –15 SPM – 4" strokeSCFM = “K” x 15 x 4= .562 x 15 x 4SCFM = 33.8AIR LOGIC CONTROLRUN BUTTONGUARDGMANKRBHEJ<strong>Press</strong> CapacityIn Tons3 @ 77PSI5 @ 89PSISt<strong>and</strong>ard Die SpaceTo ClearLeft To RightFront ToBackFour Post <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Press</strong> DimensionsDieHolderJThicknessPunchHolderKSt<strong>and</strong>ard OverallDie Set SizeLeft To Right Front ToBackOpenHeightStrokeOverallBaseHeightA BM R N G H E4 (Std) 325 3316 16 2 1 1 ⁄2 23 23 105 3 ⁄46 347 355 (Std) 356 3619 19 2 1 ⁄2 1 3 ⁄4 26 26 117 378 386 1 ⁄45

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