Edwards 20 Ton Shop Press HAT2000 by Edwards is a compact, versatile shop press engineered for demanding metalworking tasks including pressing bearings, bending metal, and straightening parts. Featuring a rolling cylinder for maximum adaptability and an open-sided design that accommodates longer workpieces, this press delivers 20 tons of hydraulic force with operator safety and ease of use built in at every level. Must be run off an Edwards Ironworker with PowerLink System or Portable Power Unit. Key Features 20' quick-connect hoses for simple "plug & play" operation Accepts a variety of standard and custom tooling Easy-to-use hand/jog controls with integrated E-Stop Hydraulic-assist adjustable work table heights to maximize operator safety includes lift chains and bracket Open-sided design allows longer material to pass through the frame Rolling cylinder provides maximum adaptability Specifications Country of Origin: USA Cylinder (In.): 2 Minimum Ram Speed (In./Sec): 1.091 Minimum Return Speed (In./Sec): 1.667 Rating (Tons): 20 Steel Frame Thickness (In.): 3/8 Stroke (In.): 6-1/4 Work Table (In.): 10-1/2 x 20 Product Dimensions (In.): 24 x 27 x 37 Shipping Dimensions (In.): 30 x 30 x 43 Weight (lbs.): 392 Approved Applications Pressing and removing bearings Bending metal components Straightening bent or warped parts Frequently Asked Questions What power source does the Edwards 20 Ton Shop Press HAT2000 require? This shop press must be run off an Edwards Ironworker with PowerLink System or a Portable Power Unit. It is not a standalone electrically powered unit. How does the quick-connect hose system work? The press features 20' quick-connect hoses designed for simple "plug & play" operation, allowing for fast and straightforward connection to a compatible Edwards power source without complex setup. Can the work table height be adjusted, and how? Yes. The HAT2000 includes hydraulic-assist adjustable work table heights to maximize operator safety. The adjustment system includes lift chains and a bracket for secure and ergonomic positioning. Does the open-sided design limit the size of material that can be worked? On the contrary - the open-sided design allows longer material to pass through the frame, making it more versatile than enclosed-frame presses when working with extended workpieces. Note: Product Dimensions (In.) are approximate and provided for reference purposes.
