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Economy Press - 100 Ton - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 1854

The OTC Tools and Equipment 1854 100 Ton Economy Press is engineered to provide substantial pressing force for the demanding tasks encountered in professional automotive and industrial settings. This robust press is an essential tool for maintenance and repair operations in construction, trucking, and agricultural workshops, offering the power and control needed for heavy-duty components.

Key Features

  • 100-Ton Pressing Capacity: Delivers significant force for disassembling and assembling large components, ensuring efficient operation.
  • Spacious Work Area: Features a large 35-inch opening between the press uprights, accommodating oversized gears, shafts, sprockets, and other bulky parts with ease.
  • Precision Bolster Adjustment: A hand-operated winch and cable mechanism allows operators to precisely and securely adjust the lower press bolster to any desired height.
  • Integrated Hydraulic System: This complete setup includes a ram with a 10-inch stroke, an OTC No. 4044 electric/hydraulic pump for consistent power, an OTC No. 9651 gauge for monitoring pressure, an OTC No. 9768 1/4" I.D. x 8' hose, and a pump mounting bracket.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, the 1854 press is built for durability and reliable performance in demanding shop environments.

Applications

The 100 Ton Economy Press is ideal for a broad range of heavy-duty pressing applications. It is commonly used for bearing removal and installation, straightening bent shafts, pressing bushings, and the general dismantling and assembly of various components found in large vehicles, heavy equipment, and machinery. This press supports critical maintenance tasks for commercial trucking fleets, agricultural machinery, and industrial equipment, where substantial force is required.

Specifications

  • Weight: 1,528 lbs.
  • Floor Space Required: 55 1/2" x 28"

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 16 February, 2007.