The press was designed trying to make it very simple in the initial adjustment and in use during loading, in fact, once you have acquired the necessary experience, a few
simple operations are enough to change the gauge and adjust the machine.
The powder and lead dosing system is performed by means of a dosing bar and micrometric knobs for adjusting the doses; the bar is equipped with a mechanical
vibration system to settle dust and lead, and have as little error as possible.
For the powder tank, a special glass tube is used, in order not to transmit electrostatic charges to the product, making it smoother and consequently more precise doses.
For the incision of the case we used a rotating quick coupling system, to resume the old stellar folds of the cases already fired. Usually for new cases a steel engraver is
used, while for recovery cases that already have an old fold it is advisable to use a special plastic engraver.
In the cartridge closing station we have a tempered steel hemmer, mounted on a support with two ball bearings, driven by a toothed belt with a 220 volt electric motor.
The engine runs at 1400 rpm, but there is a reduction ratio that reduces the rpm to 900, making it also buy power. This system ensures that motor overheating is not
transmitted to the hemming bobbin.
The machine can be used in semi-automatic mode, with all stations active, and a finished cartridge will come out at each pull of the lever, or by excluding the powder
and lead dispensers also in manual mode.
For example, we can fill cases with powder and lead with external dispensers, and use the machine only for crimping and hemming, thanks also to the rotating disk that
can be rotated back and forth manually, as if it were a simple single station press and therefore can also go over the closure. Very convenient for sampling.
The caliber change is carried out by replacing the rotating disc, engraver and hemmer.
On all the machines it is possible to mount the pneumatic movement system, or with a hydraulic control unit where with a simple button we can make the press go down
and up, avoiding to pull the lever.
INSTALLATION
Block the machine on a stable work surface through its fixing holes, if we work standing we must have the press at a comfortable height, positioned on a floor from the
ground of about 120-130 cm, this to have the leverage to a right angle with our elbow and have less effort.
Connect the motor power plug to a 220 volt electrical socket and position the cable so that it is not an obstacle during the descent and ascent of the press.
