Workable Table Size	2500 1250mm
Start up power	15kw
Max. Working height	60mm
Working power	6kw
Vacuum	0.1mpa
Weight (Approx)	1400kgs

Here are some key features and aspects of a vacuum membrane press:

Vacuum Chamber
The machine consists of a vacuum chamber or workspace where the pressing operation takes place. The chamber is usually airtight to create a vacuum environment.

Membrane
A flexible and heat-resistant membrane, typically made of silicone or similar materials, covers the top surface of the workpiece. The membrane acts as a barrier between the workpiece and the vacuum, ensuring even pressure distribution during the forming process.

Heating System
Vacuum membrane presses often include a heating system to soften the material being applied, such as wood veneer or laminate. This heating system can use electric heaters or infrared heaters to raise the temperature and make the material more pliable for pressing.

Vacuum Pump
A vacuum pump is used to create and maintain a vacuum inside the chamber. The vacuum pump removes the air from the chamber, causing atmospheric pressure to press the membrane onto the workpiece, thus conforming the material to the desired shape.

Controls and Gauges
The machine typically features controls and gauges to adjust and monitor the vacuum level, temperature, and pressing time. These controls allow for precise and repeatable results, ensuring consistent quality in the finished products.

Safety Features
Vacuum membrane presses are equipped with safety features to protect the operator during operation. These can include emergency stop buttons, safety interlocks, and safety guards to prevent access to moving parts.

Workpiece Support
The machine provides a platform or support surface for the workpiece and substrate during the pressing process. This ensures proper alignment and stability while the vacuum and pressure are applied.

Versatility
Vacuum membrane presses offer versatility in terms of the types of materials that can be pressed and the shapes that can be achieved. They can handle curved, contoured, and flat surfaces, making them suitable for a wide range of woodworking applications.