60 Ton Heated Platen Hydraulic Press Plans – CAD Design for Rubber Vulcanizing & Bonding
Cartridge-Heated Plates up to 300°C | Inventor 3D CAD Plans
These heated platen hydraulic press plans combine a rigid 60-ton C-frame structure with cartridge-heated plates capable of reaching 300°C — a complete CAD design for rubber vulcanizing, rubber-to-metal bonding, and hot-press applications where standard cold presses fall short. Both platens use square cartridge heaters with thermostat-controlled temperature regulation, giving you a repeatable, production-ready reference design to build from.
01 / Package contents
What's included
Heated Platens up to 300°C
Square cartridge heaters embedded in both plates, thermostat + sensor control
60-Ton Clamping Force
Enough pressure for vulcanizing and rubber-to-metal bonding cycles
Rigid C-Frame Structure
Welded S235JR frame built for repeated pressing loads
Full 3D Inventor CAD Assembly
Fully editable, STEP/STL for any CAD system
2D Drawings & FEA — Coming Soon
Full manufacturing documentation in development
02 / At a glance
Product specifications
| Press capacity | 60 tons |
| Ram stroke | 380 mm |
| Frame dimensions | 2500 x 1200 x 800 mm |
| Working table size | 1000 x 800 mm |
| Main material | 1.0037 (S235JR) |
| Heating method | Cartridge heaters (square cross-section), embedded in both platens |
| Max plate temperature | 300°C |
| Temperature control | Thermostat with sensor |
| Hydraulic power unit | 3 kW, 50 MPa, 40 L oil reservoir |
| Heater power | 3.5 kW |
03 / Audience
Who is this for?
Rubber and gasket manufacturers looking for vulcanizing press plans
Conveyor belt repair shops needing a hot-press splicing design
Workshops laminating rubber-to-metal composite parts
Machine builders wanting an editable heated-platen press CAD reference
04 / The case for it
Why choose these plans
Only papacad CAD project with integrated plate heating up to 300°C
Editable 3D Inventor model — adjust plate size or heater layout to your process
Thermostat-controlled heating design for repeatable vulcanizing cycles
Real industrial-grade engineering, not a simplified concept model
Engineering guide
How a Hydraulic Press WorksUnderstand Pascal’s law, press force calculation and hydraulic press structure.
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