Although they have gone through several name changes over the years, Dension Multipress has been a leader in the manufacturing of Hydraulic Presses for the last century. Originally going by the name Denison or sometimes Apex Denison, there was a focus on C Frame and Gap Frame Hydraulic Presses that were either bench top or floor models. Throughout the years, they were known as Dension Multipress and eventually settled on Multipress. At the same time, they became known for manufacturing many different styles of hydraulic presses such as 4 Post Presses also known as Four Post or 4 Column from 1 Ton to 1000 Tons.
Kempler Industries has one of the largest inventories of used Denison Multipress Hydraulic Presses for sale in the world. On this page, you will find all of ’s Used Dension, Denison Multipress, Apex Dension and Multipress Hydraulic Presses.
Kempler Industries not only sells Used Denison Presses, but we are always in the market for Surplus Dension and Multipress Hydraulic Presses.
Kempler has a large library of Denison and Multipress Catalogs and manuals and we are happy to make them available for anyone to view. We have many current and classic catalogs and manuals. Please see the bottom of this page for a list of catalogs and manuals as well as a key showing which catalogs/manuals are associated with all the different model numbers that Denison Multipress has sold over the years.
Do you have a surplus Denison Hydraulic Press?
Sell your surplus Multipress or Dension today. We are always in the market for C Frames, Gap Frame or 4 Post Presses. We will buy a single 1 Ton Denison Bench Press, a 500 Ton 4 Post Multipress, or even an entire plant full of hydraulic presses and other equipment. If we can’t buy your machine, we’ll help you sell it. If you have a surplus Denison Press for sale, contact our buying department today. We offer top dollar for used Denison and other C Frame Hydraulic Presses. When you have a surplus multipress, don't forget who buys them...... We buy used dension presses. We are the #1 buyer of used gap style hydraulic presses in America.
Denison Model Numbers are confusing. They are longer than most model numbers for other types of metalworking equipment. The reason is that each letter or number means something. We are pleased to offer a very basic key, however, the rule of thumb is that the first letter or couple of letters are the series, followed by the press tonnage. Most of the characters after the tonnage are about fairly technical details. While we always provide the full model numbers on our complete specifications, for the purposes of catalogs and manuals, we will be ignoring everything after the tonnage.
Guide to Dension Multipress Catalogs and Manuals that are available on Kempler.com
Over the years, Denison and Multipress have put out general catalogs as well as catalogs that are specific to a Series of specific model number. We are pleased to offer both types for public consumption.
General Dension Catalogs
Catalogs for specific Model Numbers
For parts and technical support, please contact the Multipress Parts & Services Department:
https://www.multipress.com/parts-services/
or call them at: (614) 643-2368
