250 ton Trimming Press KA2534 #943
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force250 ton
LocationEurope
StatusAvailable
Used Industrial Equipment · Poland, Europe
Used Trimming Presses for Sale
Trimming presses from 160 to 1600 ton — Smeral, TMP Voronezh and Lasco — sourced from forging lines in Poland and Central Europe. Available for on-site inspection and worldwide export.
250 ton Trimming Press Smeral LKT 250
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force250 ton
LocationEurope
StatusAvailable
400 ton Trimming Press TMP Voronezh KA2536
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force400 ton
LocationEurope
StatusAvailable
1600 ton Trimming Press TMP Voronezh K9542
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force1600 ton
LocationEurope
StatusSold
250 ton Trimming Press KG 9534.01
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force250 ton
LocationEurope
StatusSold
Trimming press Voronezh K2536 400 ton
TypeTrimming Press
Nominal force400 ton
LocationEurope
StatusSold
What to Check Before Buying a Used Trimming Press
Frame and flywheel
Inspect the main frame for cracks at the column-base joint. On eccentric trimming presses, check flywheel key and hub for fretting corrosion from overloading.
Slide parallelism
Trimming requires precise slide alignment to cut flash evenly without tearing. Measure slide parallelism at all four corners with the press at bottom dead center.
Die height adjustment
Verify the stroke adjustment mechanism operates smoothly and locks securely. Inconsistent die height causes variable trim quality and premature die breakage.
Clutch and brake
Single-stroke operation is standard for trimming. The clutch must disengage cleanly at top dead center and the brake must hold the slide without drift.
Ejector system
Check ejector pins and actuating cams if fitted. A faulty ejector causes parts to stick in the lower die and stops production.
Why Source a Used Trimming Press from Poland
Trimming presses from Polish industrial stocks were part of integrated Soviet and CMEA-era forging lines. Smeral (Czech), TMP Voronezh and Lasco machines have low total cycles in many cases because forging volume dropped sharply after 1990 — they were run for years at reduced utilisation. EU location means straightforward intra-EU logistics and EUR pricing.
Matching a Trimming Press to Your Forging Line
A typical forging sequence is preform, block, finish forge, trim and then size or calibrate. The trimming press should be matched to the buyer's existing forging press by trim force, die height, stroke, table size and cycle speed, so it can remove flash without becoming the bottleneck after the finish-forge operation. TRIGA helps select individual presses for an existing customer line; this is not an offer to supply a complete production line.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A general starting point is 15–25% of the forging press tonnage. For a 1000-ton forging press, a 160–250-ton trimmer is typical. Adjust for flash area, flash thickness and the tensile strength of the material being trimmed.
Yes. We have forging presses and trimming presses stored at the same locations. Sourcing a matched set reduces logistics cost and simplifies commissioning of the production line.
Current machines with full specifications are listed in the grid above. Availability changes as units are sold and new machines are sourced. Contact us with your capacity and die height requirements and we will advise on current options.
Yes. All machines can be physically inspected at the storage site. We can schedule your visit or arrange a third-party inspection report on request.
We issue a commercial invoice and packing list; road shipments travel with CMR, sea shipments with a Bill of Lading. Certificates such as EUR.1 or A.TR and customs declarations are handled by your customs broker or forwarder; we supply the machine data they need, including the HS code.
Contact Us
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Send us your specifications and we will advise on availability, inspection options and delivery.
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