[TheForge] Scroll maker/hydraulic hammer

Fri Dec 19 12:30:18 2003

It is one powerful small hydraulic hammer.  Anschlussleistung (connected
power, wattage -- voltage is a mistranslation) is 23,500 watts or about 32
horsepower.  Most likely here in USA you would need a 35 or 40 horsepower 3
phase motor to run the hydraulic system.  Can't tell for sure from the photo
but the hydraulic supply package looks like a Rexroth unit.  First class
high performance stuff.

Every Schmied (blacksmith) needs one.

Dave Smucker

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howell Steve" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 11:28 AM
Subject: [TheForge] Scroll maker/hydraulic hammer

> Interesting site, Ries.  So that's who makes all that indital stuff (?). I
> have noticed how alot of their pickets are forged cold, like the ones
shown
> on the hydraulic hammer page.
>
> Speaking of- That's the first hydraulic hammer I've seen although I have
> talked about the possiblity of such with several home-built types.
Perhaps
> it is the next wave in home-built forging mania.
>
> I did a little homework and, if as advertised, the Heboe hydraulic hammer
> can knock out a blow equivalent to a 4B Nazel 60 times a minute. That's
> pretty impressive with a 244lb ram. Seems they did beef up the frame to
deal
> with the impact.
>
> Steve
> >>>>>>>>>>
>
>
> Hebo website is : www.heboe.com
>
>
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