BENCH SOURCE GAS ANNEALER 110 VOLT

Please Note: Standard Index Plate now comes as shown in Picture 2.

Many times, brass necks or shoulders will split from too many reloadings or cartridge cases will work harden and be discarded that seemingly no longer shoot accurately. When annealed properly, your brass will have a longer life and display less fliers on the target. And at an average of 400-500 per hour, it won’t take up too much valuable time that you could be out burning powder!  110 volt with a 220 volt switch. Torch heads are pictured, but not included.

• May use one or two heat sources. Not necessary to perfectly setup two nozzles because the cartridge case spins in a stationary spindle while heating.
• Torch tips are adjustable in height, angle, distance and vertical tilt by two clamp knobs. (No Wing Nuts) Sets up in 2 minutes from 22 Hornet to the Largest Magnum Cases. (Can be supplied for .50 Caliber)
• Time of heating is adjustable fom 1.5 to 10.0 seconds. Precise control is supplied by micro-processor unit and 10 bit analog/digital converter. Processor has both a 'Setup' (manual) control and 'Automatic Cycle'. 
• Table Top and Index Plate are made from aluminum and are fan cooled by a 50 Cubic Feet per Minute Fan Unit.. They will not heat up significantly during use! No plastic to bow or warp. Table acts as a heat sink to maintain hardness in the cartridge case head.
• Index Plate is fixed and indexed by what is termed by mechanical types as a Geneva Drive. The wheel is always engaged and will not  free wheel, possibly binding and over loading motors or having to make sure of the position of the wheel before operation. (Now redesigned as shown in Picture 2)
• Small foot print. Only 10" Wide x 12" Long x 6" Tall. (Excluding Capstands)  Weighs approximately 12 pounds. Great size for portability.
• Supplied with a built in level and (4) adjustable legs. (Unit only needs to be moderately level). The Drive Wheel thickness is 1/4" eliminating cartridge tip over.  
• All aluminum is anodized either Black or Clear to prevent oxidation over time and has a very pleasing look. (Your friends will be impressed!)
• Will process about 500-600 cartridges per hour. Average time is 4 seconds for heating and 2 seconds for indexing on most .308 and Magnum case sizes. (Can be progammed up to 10 seconds heating time for single torch use)