Just picked up a piercing cylinder

Post: # 17095Unread post **filtersweeper** Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:34 pm

One of these three models:
PR824-800-OFF-.34-UR8-24Z3
PS824-538-FBL-.50-UR-16Z3,
PS824-800-CFF-.344-UR8-16Z3

8 inch stroke, with 1/2" power stroke. It was only 200$ so I figured we'd give it a go.

Here's the PDF:
ftp://clftp.cntrline.com/Product%20Information%20%26%20Support%20Materials/Piercing%20Cylinders%20%26%20Presses/Piercing%20Cylinders/OHMA%20Piercing%20Cylinder%20Product%20Guide.pdf

More updates as they come

Post: # 17098Unread post **andybee** Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:20 am

for what do you want to use it?

Post: # 17126Unread post **filtersweeper** Thu Nov 24, 2011 3:25 pm

andybee wrote:for what do you want to use it?

to press hot vinyl.

Post: # 17127Unread post **andybee** Fri Nov 25, 2011 11:00 am

the biggest on in this pdf (8") can do 50tons with 70 psi?

I don´t understand that principal...

I think:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNnqjbojqjE

I think, this one is good for a label puncher...

Post: # 17132Unread post **mossboss** Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:24 am

Andy!
What's wrong with you man?
New format, 1" vinyl record, 1 hour a side, made on home made press
Dream on!
What???
This is real Andy,
Cheers