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James Johnson, Anyang USA northwest of Dallas.
Just got a quote back from him for the 25 ton. $5,950.
That takes care of that idea...
James Johnson, Anyang USA northwest of Dallas.
Yes, I'd buy another hammer before paying that for a press.Just got a quote back from him for the 25 ton. $5,950.
That takes care of that idea...
That little 33 pound hammer is a dandy. I've seen them work and they do a lot bigger work than you think
Just got a quote back from him for the 25 ton. $5,950.
That takes care of that idea...
Yep, ill be passing on that for sure . just nuts for a chinese press that lists $2,000-$2,500 on alibaba if purchased direct from anyang. US distributor is marking those up bigtime. Looks well built, and safety features are nice, but at $6k i can get a usa made coal iron shipped and with a few extra dies included and a custom paint job.
Kens hammers are pretty awsome. His steam hammer type linkage makes for about the best controls you could hope for.
The last price I saw on a 33 pounder was around $5.5 K
I think it's 28 tons. Thy say 25 metric tons. But math says 27.55 tons.Looking at the videos, that Anyang sure looks like it is pushing at least 27 tons.
Price really isn't that crazy, just high for a chinese made press. The coal iron is same range, and larry langdons presses made both look cheap back when he was still makin em. God i wish i coulda gotten one before the fire.