Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc.
Pressing for the best solution
Offering an extensive line of hydraulic presses, Greenerd Press & Machinery, Inc. designs, manufactures and services a broad range of customized press solutions. Over the past 125 years, Greenerd has designed and built thousands of high-quality standard and custom hydraulic presses. The Greenerd product line also includes Gap Frame Presses to 1,000 tons, Four-Post Presses with beds to 240" wide and 10,000 tons, Straight-Side Presses to 10,000 tons and Die-Spotting Presses with either rolling bosters or booking rams.
41 Crown St.
P.O. Box 886
Nashua, NH 03061
Phone: 603-889-4101
Fax: 603-889-7601
Sales Contact
Thomas Lavoie
Applications Engineering Manager
Email: tlavoie@greenerd.com
Sales: 603-889-4101 x 251
Toll-free: 800-877-9110
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc.
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Greenerd designs, engineers new two-press production cell for lights-out operations
Greenerd Press & Machine Co., Nashua, N.H., has designed, engineered, built, and turnkey-installed an automated two-press, two-robot production cell, enabling unattended production of large aluminum pressure vessels.
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Stamping 101: How does a hydraulic press work?
How does a hydraulic press work? Our experts provide an examination of hydraulic press technology, the press’s anatomy, its benefits, and best applications.
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Hydraulic presses progress with 100-year-old stamper
Larson Tool & Stamping has been using hydraulic presses to deep draw fire extinguishers and other deep-drawn shells since the 1980s, and has upgraded its hydraulic transfer press lines four times since. With each successive press system installation, the company has marked hydraulic press technology’s evolution over the years—and how that has improved its process and products.
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Greenerd to present three-station transfer line
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. will showcase its hydraulic press capabilities at IMTS 2018, including a transfer line for an automotive company that has three stations that draw, redraw, and punch the component. The draw presses have capacities of 250 tons, while the punch press is a...
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Greenerd Press & Machine appoints CEO
Hydraulic press builder Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc., Nashua, N.H., has appointed Jerry Letendre as CEO. He succeeds Tim Dining, who recently moved on to another management position outside of the machine tool industry. Letendre began investing in Greenerd in 2005; in December 2012 he...
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Hydraulic forming press draws tough alloys
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc., Nashua, N.H., has constructed an "engineered to fit" 75-ton hydraulic forming press for a medical device manufacturer. The press, engineered for a forming process producing titanium blanks to a critical final specification, has helped reduce scrap, the company...
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Hydraulic presses provide precise control of speed, force
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. has built and delivered three model HPBS-40 bench-type, C-frame, 40-ton hydraulic straightening presses for a U.S. airplane manufacturer. The presses, designed for straightening wing spar cords, feature electronic joystick ram control, made possible via...
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Greenerd delivers press to Global Parts Network
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc., Nashua, N.H., has designed, built, and delivered a 1,000-ton hydraulic coining press to Global Parts Network LLC's (GPN's) South Bend, Ind., facility. The company's second Greenerd press, it is used to coin remanufactured brake shoes in a single-stroke,...
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Hydraulic press designed for forming, trimming, coining
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. has built a new, small-footprint, 150-ton, gib-guided hydraulic press for a U.S. tool manufacturing application. The robot-fed press offers short lead times for forming, trimming, and coining a heated part in a three-station tool, the company reports. The...
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Greenerd president named co-chairman of AMT
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc., Nashua, N.H., has announced that Timothy B. Dining, Greenerd's president and CEO, has been elected co-chairman of the Association For Manufacturing Technology (AMT) board of directors. Ronald Mager, president and CEO of Machinery Systems Inc., also was...
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Greenerd Press delivers three custom-designed presses
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc., Nashua, N.H., has designed, built, and shipped three separate orders for unique, large hydraulic presses. The company delivered a 330-ton, eight-point, gib-guided press for a southeastern U.S.-based global automotive/aerospace supplier in the third quarter. The...
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Real-time monitoring network available for press users
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. offers its pressport private online network for users of the company's presses that allows them to obtain real-time status of their press operations. Users log in and view data from their presses via an Ethernet connection over a secure virtual personal network...
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Hydraulic presses introduced
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. has introduced a series of hydraulic presses for hot and cold forging. Applications include automotive and truck, aerospace, agricultural, industrial, hardware and tools, and surgical equipment. Produced by Tianjin Tianduan Press Co. in China, the presses can be...
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Press line expanded
Greenerd Press & Machine Co. Inc. has expanded its compression molding press line with increased tonnage capabilities up to 10,000 tons and bed sizes exceeding 240 in. The line is suitable for various compression molding applications, from automotive to electrical components, house wares, and...
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How to keep hydraulic presses running
Several preventive maintenance steps can help extend hydraulic press life. Press operators who stay in tune with their press and establish good, consistent maintenance practices from the beginning will benefit the most.