A hydraulic press machine is a mechanical device that takes the static pressure of a fluid, determined by Pascal's law, and converts it into a force required for various industrial operations. A hydraulic press is a mechanical device that uses the static pressure of a fluid, determined by Pascal's principle, to shape, deform, and shape various types of metals, plastics, rubber, and wood. The popular use of hydraulic presses in manufacturing is due to their ability to apply significant compressive force to workpieces to flatten, shape, straighten, stamp, and bend workpieces into various patterns and shapes. The use of hydraulic press (horizontal type)- capacity 10ton is based on the concept of compressive force generated by pistons generating mechanical force by using the pressure of an incompressible fluid. The passage of fluid between the two pistons creates increased pressure, which creates a mechanical force to move the anvil on a hydraulic press down onto the workpiece, which is deformed into the desired shape.