Saugdrücke

Saugdrücke, also known as vacuum presses or vacuum extracts, are a type of hydraulic press that uses a vacuum-sealed chamber to apply pressure to a workpiece. This technique allows for precise control over the pressure applied to the material, making it particularly useful for applications requiring high-precision forming and pressing.

The operation of a Saugdrücke typically involves the following steps: first, a workpiece is placed into the vacuum-sealed chamber. Next, a lid is applied to the chamber, creating a seal and allowing a vacuum to be drawn inside. This creates a pressure differential between the inside and outside of the chamber, which is then used to apply pressure to the workpiece. The pressure can be controlled and adjusted by adjusting the vacuum level.

Saugdrücke are commonly used in a variety of industrial applications, including the manufacture of steel and aluminum components, such as hydraulic cylinders and engine blocks. This technique is particularly useful for applications where the material properties of high-strength steels and other high-strength materials need to be preserved or enhanced.

In addition to its industrial applications, the Saugdrücke technique is also used in smaller workshops and fabrication shops for application limited to small components that need to be formed precisely. One of the key advantages of Saugdrücke is its ability to accurately control the pressure applied to the material, resulting in consistent and repeatable results.

Saugdrücke can be operated manually or automatically, depending on the specific needs and requirements of the application. Overall, Saugdrücke are a versatile tool that have become a widely accepted technique in various industries due to its high precision and accuracy.