Multi-station progressive fine blanking at 7000 kN | 700-ton platform for complex geometries produced in a single strip feed
The HF-700 exists for a specific production challenge: parts whose geometry is too complex for a single-station die, but whose volume and tolerance requirements demand the edge quality only fine blanking can deliver. A 700-ton triple-action hydraulic press with a 900×900 mm working table, it accommodates progressive dies running up to five stations — blanking, piercing, forming, bending and sizing — all fed from a single coil strip at 50 strokes per minute.
Typical applications: Seat mechanism brackets, parking brake levers, wiper system linkages, transmission forks, recliner mechanisms
Consider an automotive seat mechanism bracket: 3.5 mm thick 16MnCr5 case-hardening steel, with two pierced holes, a 90° bend, a formed flange, and a sizing station that brings the mounting datum to ±0.05 mm. On conventional equipment this requires three separate operations — blank, form, machine — with handling losses and accumulated tolerance error between each step. On the HF-700, a 5-station progressive die produces the finished bracket in one continuous strip feed, maintaining 100% shear edge on the blanked contour and IT7-8 dimensional accuracy on the pierced holes. The die-roll zone — the work-hardened band at the sheared edge — stays below 15% of material thickness, meeting automotive OEM edge-quality specifications without secondary finishing.
The technical challenge in multi-station progressive fine blanking is force distribution. Each station draws against the V-ring impingement and counter-pressure differently: the blanking station sees maximum shearing force, while the forming station introduces lateral loads that can deflect the ram and degrade edge quality at downstream stations. The HF-700's independently programmable triple-force system — 3500 kN ring gear (V-ring), 1750 kN counter-pressure, 500 kN ejector — allows each station's force profile to be tuned individually through the CNC controller, maintaining die-roll control and burr-free edges at every station rather than compromising the last station to protect the first.
As a complete production cell, the HF-700 pairs with servo-driven coil feeding (1-999.9 mm step range at ±0.1 mm pitch accuracy), in-house progressive die design, and in-line deburring — delivering turnkey capability from coil to finished, inspection-ready part under a single supplier. Our engineering team configures the progressive die layout, strip utilization, and per-station force profiles around your part drawing during the quoting process, not after the machine arrives.

| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Pressure | 7000 kN (700 tons) |
| Ring Gear Force | 3500 kN |
| Counter Pressure | 1750 kN |
| Ejecting Force | 500 kN |
| Stripping Force | 1000 kN |
| Scrape Shearing Force | 700 kN |
| Ram Stroke | 300/200 mm |
| Ring Gear Stroke | 35 mm |
| Ejector Stroke | 35 mm |
| Stroke Frequency | 50 times/min |
| Blanking Speed | 5-40 mm/s |
| Closing Speed | 5-160 mm/s |
| Returning Speed | 5-160 mm/s |
| Feeding Step Range | 1-999.9 mm |
| Feeding Step Accuracy | ±0.1 mm |
| Minimum Strip Length | 3500 mm |
| Max. Sheet Feeding Width | 500 mm |
| Max. Thickness | 18 mm |
| Max. Die Height | 800 mm |
| Ring Gear Platen Diameter | 500 mm |
| Back Pressure Platen Diameter | 500 mm |
| Working Table (L-R x F-B) | 900x900 mm |
| Main Motor | 132 kW |
| Overall Dimensions | 2800x4300x4300 mm |
| Approx. Gas Consumption | 180 m³/h |
| Approx. Weight | 52000 kg |

Decoiler, straightener and servo feeder sized for continuous progressive-die strip advance at 50 strokes per minute.
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Progressive fine blanking die engineered for the HF-700 — multi-station layouts with optimized strip utilization and per-station force profiling.
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In-line edge finishing integrated into the progressive line — removing residual micro-burr without interrupting strip feed.
Learn more →Our engineers will review your part geometry, material grade and volume target, then propose a multi-station progressive die layout and force configuration specific to your component. Response within one business day.