Hydraulic Press 20 T Sliding Piston 8-Level Table Working Depth 0–950 mm, Kraft&Dele KD5876

Hydraulic Press 20 T Sliding Piston 8-Level Table Working Depth 0–950 mm, Kraft&Dele KD5876

Quick Facts – Kraft&Dele KD5876 Hydraulic Press 30 Tonne

• Brand: Kraft&Dele
• Model: KD5876
• Type: Hydraulic press with sliding piston
• Press Force: 30 tonne
• Piston: Laterally sliding (left/right), width 50 mm
• Piston Stroke: 140 mm
• Working Depth: 0–950 mm
• Working Table: Adjustable, 8 levels
• Frame / Plates: Cast iron
• Included: 2 cast iron plates

The Kraft&Dele KD5876 is a floor-standing hydraulic press with 30 tonnes of press force, built for demanding work in automotive service workshops, industrial workshops and production facilities across Europe. The laterally sliding piston can be shifted left and right, allowing precise alignment over the workpiece without repositioning the clamping setup. Working depth covers 0–950 mm and the table is adjustable across 8 levels to match the workpiece height.

A piston stroke of 140 mm and piston width of 50 mm provide sufficient travel and contact area for pressing, straightening and fitting of shafts, bearings, bushings and interference-fit components. The cast iron frame and the two included cast iron plates provide a stable base under high loads, absorbing vibration and keeping the press steady throughout the pressing cycle.

The KD5876 suits workshops requiring a capable hydraulic press that handles a wide working range and varied workpiece heights without additional accessories for the most common tasks. Both cast iron plates are included in the delivery.

What is the Kraft&Dele KD5876 and why should you choose it?

The Kraft&Dele KD5876 is a 30-tonne hydraulic press fitted with a laterally sliding piston — a design feature that allows the press force to be directed to the exact centre of the workpiece without adjusting the setup. This reduces preparation time and increases accuracy when pressing bearings and axle components. The 8-level adjustable table and the 0–950 mm working depth make the press applicable to workpieces ranging from thin sheet components to tall assembly units.

Which environments is the Kraft&Dele KD5876 suited for?

The Kraft&Dele KD5876 suits automotive service workshops, machine halls, industrial workshops and production lines across Europe where regular pressing, straightening and bearing fitting form part of daily operations. The sliding piston and wide working depth make it suitable for varying workpiece dimensions and recurring batch work.

Technical Specifications

Suitable for: Automotive mechanics, machine operators, bearing technicians and industrial assembly workers carrying out regular pressing, straightening and fitting work.

Industries: Automotive service and repair, machine manufacturing, industrial assembly and workshop production.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the sliding piston on the Kraft&Dele KD5876 hydraulic press used for?

The sliding piston on the Kraft&Dele KD5876 can be shifted laterally — left and right — allowing the 30-tonne press force to be aligned precisely with the workpiece centre without repositioning the setup. The piston width is 50 mm and the stroke is 140 mm. This reduces setup time and increases accuracy when pressing shafts, bearings and bushings.

What working depth and how many table levels does the Kraft&Dele KD5876 offer?

The Kraft&Dele KD5876 has a working depth of 0–950 mm and a table adjustable across 8 levels. The wide working range makes the press applicable to workpieces from thin sheet components through to tall assembly units without requiring additional accessories. The 2 cast iron plates included in delivery cover the most common pressing surfaces.

How does the Kraft&Dele KD5876 differ from a hydraulic press without a sliding piston?

A hydraulic press without a sliding piston requires the workpiece or clamping arrangement to be adjusted each time the press centre needs to be repositioned, which increases setup time and the risk of misalignment. On the Kraft&Dele KD5876, the piston is shifted laterally instead, saving time during batch work and reducing the need for remounting. The 20-tonne press force and 140 mm stroke remain the same regardless of piston position.