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This is a bench-top arbor press rated for 640 kg of stamping force, built for leathercraft punching, embossing and setting work. Its base is ductile cast iron rather than ordinary cast iron, which the maker says resists breakage better under load. A spring-loaded handle and screw-adjusted height let you swap tools without re-clamping the whole frame, and pressing replaces hammering, so it runs quieter. It suits leatherworkers who set rivets, snaps and stamps regularly; it is a single-purpose manual press, not a drill press or a powered machine.
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This is a manual bench-top arbor press for leather crafts. It is used to punch, pierce and stamp leather, and it can also mount, remove or compress workpieces. It clamps a variety of tools, so one press can cover several leatherworking tasks.
The base is ductile cast iron, which is stronger and more durable than an ordinary cast iron base and reduces the risk of breakage. The press has high-strength hexagonal screws and a labor-saving spring, so repeated pressing is easy and does not tire the user.
Height is adjusted by tightening or loosening the screws, which makes it simple to change leather tools often. The press stamps rather than hammers, which means less noise and no knocking action.
