Presses of the most modern type, particularly designed for blanking and stamping simultaneously very large quantities of can ends, slit or scrolled strips, of plain, lacquered or lithographed tin plate sheets may be fed.
– The press RPDV 94, high speed type, has a ram stroke of mm 55 and is normally arranged for double die operation, for normal can ends of a limited depth of drawing.
– The press RPD 94, medium speed type, has a ram stroke of mm 70 and is normally arranged for single die operation, for cans ends large size and irregular can ends.
– The press RPD 90, medium speed type, has a ram stroke of mm 70 and is normally arranged for double die operation, for cans ends large size and irregular can ends.

Tool wear reduced to a minimum, because of the particular stiffness of the frame, sized with modern computing systems FEM and the ram that is perfectly guided.
Automatic centralised lubrication. Strip magazine provided with a motorised device for the continuous operation, which enables the operator to reload the magazine periodically, without having to stop the
production.
No loss of strokes between two successive strips. Automatic stop of the machine when two or more strips are fed contemporaneously or when jams occur, with pilot lamps signalling the cause of the stop.
Roller device for ejecting the skeleton strips. Friction clutch-brake group, pneumatically operated. Stop of the machine always with its ram in the top dead centre. Safety devices to avoid any accidents to the operator.