Bench-Source Case Neck Annealing Machine

The new Bench-Source automatic case neck annealing machine processes 500-600 cartridges per hour, of all sizes, from .223 up to the big magnums. Heating time from 1.5 to 10 seconds is controlled by a microprocessor. You can use either one or two heat sources. Note that the cartridge spins in place when it is at the annealing position, giving a uniform anneal. Flame height is easily adjustable and the unit has adjustable legs for leveling. The unit goes on sale in March 2010. Anticipated retail price is $449.50. (Note: the flame you see on some cases is burn-off of temp-indicating marker.)

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Brass
• Anneal
• Annealing
• Cartridge
• Case Neck
• Reloading
• Shooting
• Cartridge Brass
• Case Prep
• Lapua
• Winchester
• Norma
• Bench-Source
• SHOT Show 2010
• SHOT Show

[1967spud]

ive just bought one off these and they are awesome

[hemitime03]

Nice process, how do you slow cool it?

[americansharpy]

Once brass is dropped does it need to be cooled in some way?

[RaymondMillbrae]

Awesome machine. The fact that the case rotates within the shellplate is the Cat's Meow! I am also very interested, but the price is a little too steep me for me.

[ChipEckardt]

Very interesting. Appears to be well made and has adjustable timer

[needahonda]

This looks like a good machine but it needs to have a case feeder.. if im reloading i dont have time to sit there and put each case in...

[gundocs69]

It looks like a very nice machine! Like a Hawkeye borescope, it's one of those 'gun things' I would love to have but, can't hardly justify the cost. Good luck with it on the market!