Workshop Presses
A workshop press is essential for removing and installing bearings, bushings and other press-fitted parts. You need enough tonnage to apply the force required. Check the maximum opening height and the distance between ram and table. Measure your workpiece before ordering. Tabletop models save space, floor-standing models handle larger parts. You can also buy replacement hydraulic cylinders and pumps for your press.
Hydraulic Pump for BGS 9246
Hydraulic Cylinder for BGS 9246
Pressure Gauge for BGS 9246
Hydraulic Pump for BGS 9247
Pressure Gauge for BGS 9247
Hydraulic Workshop Press | 10 t
Hydraulic Pump for BGS 9790 | 10 t
Accessory Set for Workshop Presses
Universal Pressing Support | for Workshop Press
Hydraulic Workshop Press | 20 t
How to choose the right workshop press
Determine the required tonnage
The tonnage determines how much force the press delivers. For light jobs on bearings and bushes, a bench model of 10 tonnes is enough. For heavier axles and parts, you need a floor model with 20 tonnes or more. Measure the diameter of the workpiece and allow a generous margin.
Check the maximum opening and table distance
The maximum ram opening and the distance to the table determine which workpieces fit. Measure the height of your workpiece and compare it with the specifications. An opening that is too small means you cannot use the press for larger parts.
Choose the right model for your workshop
Bench models fit on a workbench and are compact. Floor models stand free and offer more space for large workpieces. Check that the press suits your workspace. Spare cylinders and pumps are available separately, so you can get back to work quickly.
This press belongs within workshop equipment. If you need help with driving or connecting it, take a look at hydraulics and reservoirs, funnels & pumps. To lift and support heavy workpieces safely, use floor jacks & axle stands, and with lifters, crossbeams & cranes you hoist heavy parts into position.