Knuckle Joint / Toggle Presses

Used Coining Presses for Sale

A coining press is a knuckle joint (toggle) press set up for precision cold forming: coining, sizing and calibration. TRIGA sources used coining presses 400-2500 ton from Poland and Central Europe, available for on-site inspection with dismantling and worldwide export logistics.

What Does a Coining Press Do?

Coining

The slide strikes the part at full tonnage near bottom dead centre, forcing metal into fine die details. Used for sharp edges, engraved features and tight thickness tolerances on flat or near-flat parts.

Sizing (calibration)

A controlled final squeeze that brings a forged or machined part to its finished dimension within a narrow tolerance band, without removing material.

Precision stamping and fine blanking

High tonnage at low slide velocity gives a clean shear and flat part, an advantage over faster general-purpose stamping presses on thicker or harder stock.

Current Inventory

Coining Presses Currently Available

1000 ton Knuckle Joint Press Barnaul K8340 #434 Hot offer

1000 ton Knuckle Joint Press Barnaul K8340 #434

TypeKnuckle Joint Press
Nominal force1000 ton
LocationEurope
StatusHot offer
1600 ton Knuckle Joint Press Agostino Colombo G1600 Hot offer

1600 ton Knuckle Joint Press Agostino Colombo G1600

TypeKnuckle Joint Press
Nominal force1600 ton
LocationEurope
StatusHot offer
Knuckle Joint Press Kieserling & Albrecht KKPR 2000/1000 Hot offer

Knuckle Joint Press Kieserling & Albrecht KKPR 2000/1000

TypeKnuckle Joint Press
Nominal force2000 ton
LocationEurope
StatusHot offer
400 ton Knuckle Joint Coining Press Barnaul KB8336 Available

400 ton Knuckle Joint Coining Press Barnaul KB8336

TypeKnuckle Joint Press
Nominal force400 ton
LocationEurope
StatusAvailable
2500 ton Knuckle Joint Press TMP Voronezh KB8044 504.003.844 Available

2500 ton Knuckle Joint Press TMP Voronezh KB8044 504.003.844

TypeKnuckle Joint Press
Nominal force2500 ton
LocationEurope
StatusAvailable

Do not see the right tonnage or table size? TRIGA sources coining presses on request from Poland and Central Europe. Send your requirements.

Why Poland

Why Source a Coining Press from Poland?

Poland holds one of the largest secondary inventories of Soviet-built and Western knuckle joint presses in Central Europe. Barnaul and TMP Voronezh (Russia), Agostino Colombo (Italy) and Kieserling & Albrecht (Germany) coining presses were operated by state and private precision-component manufacturers and are now available for export well below replacement cost.

EU-based purchase means no import duties within the EU and invoicing in EUR. TRIGA handles on-site inspection, dismantling, export packing and international logistics for every machine, whether sourced from TRIGA or bought from another seller.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. "Toggle press" is the common US term for the same knuckle-joint (toggle-link) drive mechanism. Both terms describe a press that multiplies force sharply as the slide approaches bottom dead centre, which is why the design is used for coining and sizing work.

Coining presses form fine surface detail, sharp edges or precise thickness into a part using high tonnage over a short, slow final stroke. Typical parts include gears, bearing rings, flanges, connecting rods and other components with tight dimensional tolerances.

Tonnage depends on part area, material and how much of the surface needs full coining contact. TRIGA's current coining presses run 400-2500 ton; send your part drawing and material and we will advise on suitable tonnage and table size.

Current machines are listed in the grid above. Availability changes as units are sold and new machines are sourced from Poland and Central Europe. Contact us with your tonnage and table size requirements and we will advise on current options.

Yes. Send your required tonnage, table size and stroke, and we will search our supplier network across Poland and Central Europe.

Yes. TRIGA handles dismantling, packaging and transport logistics and provides the machine data needed for customs documentation and HS code classification; your customs broker or forwarder files the declarations.

For terminology around a cold extrusion press versus a coining press, see the related knuckle joint press FAQ.

Full range of used knuckle joint presses from Europe → · Cold forging & cold extrusion presses → · Press inspection checklist →

Contact Us

Send your coining press requirements

Tell us the tonnage, table size and part you need to form. We will match to available stock and advise on sourcing and delivery.