Quick Facts
| Equipment ID | 129 |
| Category | Screw Press |
| Brand | STANKO (Stankoimport, Russia) |
| Model | F1734 |
| Nominal force | 250 ton |
| Year of Manufacture | 1980 |
| Condition | Information upon request |
| Availability | Available |
Machine Description
The STANKO F1734 is a 250-ton screw press (1980) for forging, trimming and forming operations. With a 350 mm stroke and up to 34 spm, the F1734 provides reliable press force with the energy storage characteristic of screw press drives.
The 670 × 750 mm table, 420 mm minimum table-to-slider distance and 36 kW power requirement suit the F1734 for medium-production forging shop applications.
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Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Stankoimport, Russia |
| Model | F1734 |
| Machine type | Screw press |
| Year of manufacture | 1980 |
| Nominal force | 250 tons |
| Effective energy | Not lower than 1250 kgcm |
| Maximum slide stroke | 350 mm |
| Maximum strokes per minute | 34 |
| Ram size (front-back) | 530 mm |
| Table size (L-R) | 670 mm |
| Table size (F-B) | 750 mm |
| Min distance table-slider | 420 mm |
| Total power requirement | 36 kW |
| Machine width | 3710 mm |
| Machine length | 1925 mm |
| Machine height | 4450 mm |
| Weight | 15 500 kg |
Dismantling, packaging & logistics
For heavy forging and hydraulic presses, logistics is as important as the machine itself. We treat this as a separate, carefully planned project.
Together with our partners we manage dismantling on site, industrial packaging, loading into trucks or containers and international transport. This reduces the risk of damage and delays, especially when the buyer cannot be present in person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 250-ton F1734 is listed as available in used condition. A technical inspection should verify the screw, flywheel, friction drive, guides and braking system.
An on-site inspection can include backlash, wear and lubrication checks on the screw assembly. Additional close-up photos or a remote video session can be arranged first.
Tooling is included only if it appears in the confirmed sales inventory. Buyers should provide die dimensions for checks against the 350 mm stroke and 420 mm minimum table-to-slider distance.
The file can be checked for operating instructions, electrical diagrams, foundation drawings and maintenance records. A final document list is provided before sale.
Timing depends on inspection, removal access and carrier availability. Dismantling, loading, export documents and customs support can be scheduled once the destination is confirmed.
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