150 Ton Double-Row Six-Cylinder Hydraulic Cold Press Machine with 3000×1500mm Press Plate for Curved Wood and MDF Panels

This double-row six-cylinder curved wood cold press is a large-format multi-cylinder synchronous hydraulic pressing machine designed for pressing and forming various curved and special-shaped workpieces. Engineered to solve common industry issues of uneven force distribution on curved surfaces, it features a high-rigidity machine frame and handles processes including panel veneering, glue bonding, and curved wood component compaction.

• Superior Production Capacity: Multi-cylinder synchronous pressing structure delivers balanced force across curved surfaces with different radians, eliminating partial insufficient compaction and workpiece rebound
• Spacious Working Clearance: Accommodates large-size and thick curved blanks without workpiece segmentation
• Reliable Hydraulic System: Steady output and reliable pressure-holding performance for continuous cyclic factory production
• Reinforced Frame: Minimizes structural deformation under repeated long-term loading, maintaining consistent pressing precision
• Enhanced Safety: Standard safety protection structures, limit mechanisms, emergency-stop control, and industrial-grade hydraulic components
• User-Friendly Operation: Controllable setting for pressure and hold-time parameters with guard barriers for operator safety

Widely adopted in furniture manufacturing for bent plywood, solid-wood curved components, curved cabinet parts, veneer bonding for wooden doors, special-shaped decorative wood panels, and forming various composite panels. Ideal for woodworking factories, custom furniture plants, and curved-wood component manufacturers.

• Prioritize hydraulic system maintenance - regularly check oil level and cleanliness
• Inspect cylinders and platen guide assemblies periodically, clear dust and debris
• Check frame fasteners to prevent bolt loosening from long-term vibration
• Keep electrical components dust-free and maintain stable terminal connections
• Stop operation for troubleshooting with abnormal pressure or jerky movement
• Follow official maintenance schedule to extend machine service life