Clicker Press Precision Machinery Solutions

Explore our premium selection of clicker press machines, ideal for efficient cutting and shaping tasks. Whether you’re searching for a clicker press for sale or looking to list a used machine, Sterling Machinery is here to help.

We provide the best tools for your business needs, from reliable swing arm clicker presses to high-capacity hydraulic presses. We meticulously inspect and test each new and used machine, guaranteeing quality and performance to help you achieve peak productivity.

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New and Used Swing Head Clicker Presses, Sliding Table Hydraulic Clicker Press, Traveling Head Hydraulic Clicker Press

20 Tons J. Sandt Hydraulic Double Clicker Press " Load One Job, Remove From the Other. Run Two different jobs!, Mdl. 415, #A6531

27 Ton Used APMC Swing Head Hydraulic Clicker Press (Guaranteed By APMC Dealer), Mdl. APM-SA27, Urethane Board, Dual Joystick Controls, #C5271

25 Ton Used Hudson Machinery Auto Balance Hydraulic Full Head Cutting Machine Clicker Press, Mdl. ABC-E25, #C5219

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Clicker Press Machine: FAQs

What is a clicker press?

A clicker press is a powerful machine that cuts various materials into precise shapes using dies. It operates by applying hydraulic or mechanical pressure to cut through materials such as leather, fabric, foam, and more. The machine’s straightforward operation and versatility make it popular among manufacturers and artisans.

Features of a clicker press tool include:

Exceptional cutting accuracy
User-friendly design
Ability to cut a wide range of materials
Available in swing arm, traveling head, and sliding table models

These versatile machines offer efficient and precise cutting solutions for diverse industries, from leather goods manufacturing to automotive upholstery production.

Hydraulic clicker presses come in a few different forms. Clicker press styles are:

Swing Head or Swing Arm
Traveling Head Die Cutting Press
Sliding Table Die Cutting Press
What Clicker Presses Make?
Example Of Steel Rule Dies
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What are the types of press machines?

Press machines come in several varieties, each designed for specific purposes depending on the material and desired outcome. The main types include:

Hydraulic Press: Utilizes fluid pressure for precise control and consistent force
Mechanical Press: Employs a motor-driven flywheel for high-speed operations
Pneumatic Press: Uses compressed air for rapid, lighter-duty applications
Servo Press: Combines electric servo motors with mechanical systems for high precision and flexibility

Each type offers distinct advantages. For instance, hydraulic presses excel at providing accurate control and uniform pressure across the workpiece.

At Sterling Machinery, we offer a comprehensive range of press machines to suit your specific manufacturing requirements. Our experts can help you determine which type best fits your production needs and budget constraints.

What do the different types of hydraulic die-cutting clicker presses do?

Hydraulic die-cutting clicker presses are versatile machines designed for precision cutting. They can be classified into several types, each optimized for specific tasks:

Swing Head or Swing Arm Die Cutting Clicker Press
Ideal for cutting smaller items, this single-operator machine features a head that swings left or right. This design allows easy placement and removal of materials being cut with steel rule dies. These presses can handle a variety of materials, including foam, rubber, paper, plastic, and recycled paper.
Traveling Head Die Cutting Press
These presses have a head mounted on a rail, enabling back-and-forth movement. This allows two workers to operate the machine simultaneously - one loading materials while the other removes finished products. The head glides smoothly between stations, enhancing efficiency.
Sliding table die cutting press
Equipped with larger tables, these presses accommodate bigger pieces. The table moves completely away from the die-cutting head, making loading and unloading materials easy. This is particularly useful for large-scale operations or when working with oversized materials.

How do I choose a press machine?

Selecting the ideal press machine depends on several key factors: material type, required precision, production speed, item size, and cutting complexity. Different materials require varying cutting forces and techniques, while some projects demand higher accuracy than others. Your output needs will influence the type of press you choose, and the dimensions of your products affect the press size and configuration.

Hydraulic presses are often preferred for their versatility, offering high tonnages and precise control for complex cuts. They're particularly well-suited for applications requiring consistent pressure and reliability. When evaluating press machines, also consider available workspace, operator skill level, maintenance requirements, and future production needs.

At Sterling Machinery, we can guide you through these considerations to help you find a press machine that aligns with your specific manufacturing needs and long-term business goals.

Examples of What Clicker Presses Make

Hydraulic clicker presses cut precise shapes from many materials. You can use them to cut plastic, cardboard, paper, foam, rubber, gaskets, recycled materials, stickers, sanding papers, honeycomb, fabric, and more. These machines are useful in manufacturing, packaging, crafting, and textile industries