Start with the press capacity and the job. Our SPX Power Team V-Blocks and plates are sized for 10, 25, 55, and 80/100-ton frames. Match tonnage, jaw profile, and throat depth to your workpiece. If you form tubing, favor V-throat plates; for flats, choose parallel faces and a generous bearing area.

- Confirm press rating and ram thread/attachment (SA vs DA)
- Note the adapter series and capacity needed for your new hydraulic press accessory.
- Check daylight and tool stack height
- Send a quick photo of your ram end
When you shop press accessories with us, we can verify fitment and point you to the correct threaded adapter.

Subplates without integrated relief are compact and work when pressure control lives elsewhere in your circuit. Models with adjustable pressure control offer fine-tuning at the pump, useful when swapping fixtures or training new operators.
Either way, confirm valve mount pattern and pump flow. We'll help you select the safest, most straightforward path.

Routine care keeps hydraulic press accessories square and safe:
- Inspect V-blocks/plates for divots, burrs, and distortion; stone lightly or replace.
- Check chains, pins, and hardware for stretch or wear; replace in sets.
- Clean threads, apply anti-seize, and torque to spec.
- Keep surfaces degreased; label tonnage limits on fixtures.

For a quick, accurate quote, share the press make/model, tonnage, and what you're pressing. Dimensions help: ram diameter, tie-rod spacing, daylight, and bed width. Include adapter thread size and whether you need SA or DA. Photos beat guesswork. We can often cross-reference SPX Power Team numbers of hydraulic press accessories instantly.