Semi-automatic Hydraulic Flanging & pre-curling Machine For Can-making

This machine is used for flanging operation of bottom side and pre-curling operation of top side of 10-25L pail bodies. It is the second process of pail body forming.

Applicable can size range：10-25L pails
Oil tank capacity：125L
Oil pump maximum pressure: 10MPa
Applicable material thickness：0.3-0.5mm
Production capacity：15-20CPM
Motor power：5HP
Voltage：AC 380V 50HZ
Dimension：1200×700×1900mm
Weight：600kg

A semi-automatic hydraulic flanging and pre-curling machine for can-making is a specialized piece of equipment used in the manufacturing process of metal cans. This machine is designed to automate the process of forming the flange and pre-curling the edge of the metal sheet, which will eventually become the top or bottom of a can.

The machine is typically operated by a human worker who feeds the metal sheet into the machine and activates the hydraulic system to form the flange and pre-curl the edge. The process is semi-automatic because the worker must manually feed the metal sheet into the machine, but the hydraulic system takes care of the rest of the process.

The benefits of using a hydraulic flanging and pre-curling machine include increased efficiency and consistency in the manufacturing process, reduced labor costs, and improved product quality. The use of hydraulic power ensures that the flange and pre-curl are formed with precision and accuracy, which is essential for ensuring the cans are properly sealed and do not leak.

Overall, a semi-automatic hydraulic flanging and pre-curling machine is an essential piece of equipment for any can-making operation that requires high-quality, consistent production of metal cans.

How long does it typically take to produce a metal can using this machine?

The time it takes to produce a metal can using a semi-automatic hydraulic flanging and pre-curling machine can vary depending on several factors, such as the size and complexity of the can, the speed of the machine, and the skill of the operator.

However, on average, it can take anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or more to produce a single can using this machine. This includes the time it takes to feed the metal sheet into the machine, form the flange and pre-curl the edge, and cut the sheet to size.

It’s important to note that this is just an estimate and the actual production time may vary depending on the specific circumstances of each manufacturing operation.