USED 1990 BLISS SC2-500-96-54

1990 Bliss SC2-500-96-54 Straight Side Press For Sale - 500-Ton Capacity

Tonnage: 500
Stroke: 12 inches
Shut Height: 44 inches
Adjustment: 12 inches
Bed Size: 96" x 54"
Ram Area: 96" x 54"
SPM: 20-50 VSPM

500-ton Bliss Straight Side Press For Sale
Model SC2-500-96-54
500-ton Capacity12" Stroke44" Shut Height12" Adjustment96" LR x 54" FB Bed Area96" LR x 54" FB Slide Area20-50 VSPMEquipment and FeaturesAir Clutch and Brake Air CounterbalancesRecirculating lube systemHydraulic Tie Rod NutsT-Slotted Ram and BolsterKnockouts in RamWintriss Smart Pac Press ControlsWintriss Auto Set PacWintriss DiPro Sensor Interface 2Vibratory Isolation Floor MountsLight Curtains Front and Back43" Wide WindowsFloor StandingDimensions: 250" Floor To Highest Point of PressFoot Print:  158" Wide x 107" DeepWeight: 163,470 lbs. Can be seen under power in a plant upon request!  Call S&G Press today for more details on this well equipped straight side press.
The 500-Ton Bliss SC2-500-96-54 represents a powerhouse addition to any high-production stamping environment. This straight side press is engineered for precision and durability, featuring a substantial 96" x 54" bed and a 12" stroke capable of handling heavy-tonnage applications with ease. Equipped with Wintriss Press Controls, a recirculating lube system, and a floor-standing design, this machine offers the flexibility and reliability required for complex progressive or transfer die operations.
 
For metal stampers, the decision of where to buy is as critical as the machinery itself. S&G Press and Machinery brings over 26 years of specialized experience as a stocking dealer and rebuilder. Unlike brokers who never see the equipment they sell, we maintain a state-of-the-art warehouse in Livonia, MI. Our deep technical expertise in brands like Bliss, Minster, and Aida ensures that every piece of equipment is evaluated with a rebuilder's eye for mechanical integrity. When you partner with S&G Press, you aren’t just buying a machine; you are gaining a partner who understands the mechanical nuances of heavy-tonnage presses and provides the transparency of seeing equipment under power before you commit.