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AMP Mark II DB Annealer

AMP Mark II DB Annealer
AMP Mark II DB Annealer
AMP Mark II DB Annealer
AMP Mark II DB Annealer
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AMP Mark II DB Annealer (nieuwste versie)

  • Een nieuw niveau van precisie voor de herlader
  • Een voorgeprogrammeerde, volledig gekalibreerde gloei-inductiecartridge
  • Krijg ELKE KEER exacte en herhaalbare nekhardheid
  • Alle programma-instellingen is in het laboratorium vastgesteld met de micro-Vickers nekhardheidstest.
  • Geen montage vereist – begin direct met het uitgloeien van messing.
  • Wissel binnen enkele seconden van het ene type patroon naar het andere.
  • Alle cartridges van 17 Hornet tot 460 Weatherby.
  • Geen giswerk – geen temperatuurpasta’s. Selecteer gewoon de juiste pilot en het juiste programma voor uw cartridge en begin met gloeien.
  • USB-poort voor toekomstige software-updates.
  • Consistente nekhardheid betekent meer consistente druk en snelheid, en dat betekent …
 

Power Input
The AMP annealing machine allows for a universal power input. This means it can operate anywhere in the world at any line voltage ranging from 85V to 265V. It is rated for up to 750 Watts, but operates at under 600 Watts, or less than a small microwave oven.

Cooling
The output inductor features a custom manufactured ferrite core with an air gap designed to focus magnetic fields. This means there is no work coil, and therefore nothing to burn out or need replacing. Because there is no work coil, there is also no need for water cooling. The ability of the annealer to run for extended time depends partly on the ambient room temperature. Avoid using in direct hot sunlight or high temperature conditions. A room temperature of 70˚F/20˚C is ideal.

Thermal Protection
In common with any induction heater, with extended use, the output inductor will gradually heat up. Multiple fans are installed in the annealer to keep the circuitry and inductor cool. After 40 – 50 cases have been annealed, the top of the unit behind the pilot will start to feel warm to the touch. This is normal.
The MARK II annealer features auto adjusting fans which will increase in power as the annealer warms up. In the event that the output inductor should reach 190F/90C (inside the annealer), a thermal cut out will activate to protect the unit. If that occurs, leave the annealer turned on so the fans continue cooling. It will automatically reset after 30 minutes, once cooling is complete.

Run time
Our new circuitry means that provided ambient temperature is around 70F/20C, the annealer can be run continuously for a minimum of 200 cases on any program setting without approaching cut out. Many customers go well beyond this.

Safety
AMP features a full shielded housing. By the very nature of induction, electromagnetic interference is produced when the unit is powered up. If uncontrolled this can affect other electrical devices, such as radios. For that reason federal regulations apply. Our shielded housing and electrical filtering effectively blocks and contains all these emissions. AMP has now passed all international EMC standards. The unit even features internal shielding enclosures to ensure accurate and reliable performance.

Innovations
Uniquely, the induction annealer has adjustable power and time settings built into the pre-programs. This allows small and very precise increments in annealed neck hardness. When setting the correct program for new brass, we start low and work up until we achieve the target hardness.

AMP publishes these results in the settings page on the AMP website for the benefit of all AMP users. This is an on going effort made possible by the hundreds of samples AMP has received for testing. This is a free service we encourage customers to use as it guarantees an accurate result.

The MARK II Annealer also comes complete with the AZTEC mode which allows you to analyze your own brass and generate the correct setting yourself rather than sending it to us.

Ergonomics

The MARK II was designed to feed cases one at a time by hand but for those larger batches you can use the AMP MATE to automate the process. The AMP MATE can interface with most case hoppers such as a Dillon or Hornady if an appropriate stand is constructed.

The interface is simple consisting of just three buttons which control the entire input.

Pilots
Depth of insertion into the air gap is critical. A variation of only a few millimeters can make a significant difference to the result. Therefore we now will supply depth specific pilot which do not need adjustment. Just thread them all the way in and they are ready to go. There is still some commonality. For example, the family .243 W, 7-08 R and 308 W all share the same pilot #11.

Dimensions
W = 11.5″ D = 11″ H = 8″

W = 29 cm x 28 cm x 20 cm




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