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| hy·drau·lic press (plural hy·drau·lic press·es) |
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machine part: a device in which a relatively small force applied to a piston results in movement of a larger piston to which it is hydraulically coupled by an enclosed liquid. A hydraulic press is often the key part of machinery that forces materials to flow into a preformed shape.
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