- Is a 3-ton arbor press enough for my work?
- Three tons covers most light stamping, bending, riveting and leather work. It is not meant for heavy bearing presses or production punching, where a hydraulic press is the better tool.
- Does it need to be bolted to a bench?
- The base has two pre-drilled holes for mounting. At this weight, bolting it down is the practical way to keep it from shifting during a hard pull on the handle.
- What can I press with it?
- It handles metal, leather and craft materials for pressing, forming, punching and cutting. It accepts a range of dies beyond the common three, so the work depends on the tooling you fit.
- How does the adjustable handle work?
- You set the handle length and lock it with the screw. A longer lever gives more leverage for tough stamping; a shorter one is quicker for light work.
- How big is the working space?
- The throat is sized for larger items, and the maximum height is about 12.2 inches. Check your workpiece and die height against that before buying.
- Is it a hydraulic press?
- No. It is a manual arbor press driven by hand through the lever, with no hydraulic ram, pump or gauge.
- Where is the VEVOR Arbor Press, 3 Ton Manual Arbor Press, 12.2" Maximum Height, Cast Iron Heavy-duty Manual Desktop Arbor Press, Precision Hand Press for Stamping, Bending, Stretching, Forming cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $255.90, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the VEVOR Arbor Press, 3 Ton Manual Arbor Press, 12.2" Maximum Height, Cast Iron Heavy-duty Manual Desktop Arbor Press, Precision Hand Press for Stamping, Bending, Stretching, Forming?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 9 ratings.
- Where can I buy the VEVOR Arbor Press, 3 Ton Manual Arbor Press, 12.2" Maximum Height, Cast Iron Heavy-duty Manual Desktop Arbor Press, Precision Hand Press for Stamping, Bending, Stretching, Forming?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Deskcraft Co., Amazon.