The servo electric screw press is indeed one of the lightweight solutions in the forging industry, which has the characteristics of precise control, high efficiency and strong stability. However, it is not considered optimal in all cases and requires a comprehensive assessment based on specific needs and circumstances.

When choosing a pressure machine, the following aspects need to be considered:

Size and weight of the workpiece: If larger or heavier workpieces need to be handled, a larger press may be required rather than a lightweight servo electric screw press.

Batch and production requirements: If the production demand is large, continuous high output is required, and the production speed is high, then traditional hydraulic or mechanical presses may be more suitable because they usually have higher production efficiency.

Cost factors: Servo electric screw presses are more expensive than traditional hydraulic or mechanical presses and need to be considered according to budget and economic benefits.

In addition to servo electric screw presses, there are other options such as hydraulic presses and mechanical presses. Hydraulic presses have better adaptability and flexibility when handling large workpieces, and are able to achieve higher pressures and speeds. Mechanical presses may have more advantages in terms of production efficiency and accuracy, especially for some relatively simple workpieces.

Therefore, in choosing the appropriate press machine, we should combine the specific needs and project requirements, comprehensively consider the advantages and disadvantages of different types of presses, and make a wise choice according to the actual situation.