Instructions

After watching the video, the following should be noted:

1. Choose the correct shell-holder for the calibre you have. See our description below.
2. No part of the annealing system should go into the flame.
3. See to the correct immersion depth of the cartridge.
4. Torque the shell-holder to a setting that prevents it from spinning. The weight of the cartridge should not cause it to fall over.
5. The correct time is 4 to 5 seconds for the larger calibres (.22-250 and larger). For the small .22 Hornet, .223 and .222 cartridges, the correct time is 3 seconds.
6. Important: The red neck on the thermal photos is only to calibrate the heat correctly. The neck never turns red (cherry-pink).

Shell-holders

There are 3 different shell-holders that cover most of the rifle-calibres. Contact us if you are unsure.

1. Rifle calibres with a rim diameter of 9.6mm or less (.22 Hornet, .222 and .223)
2. Rifle calibres with a rim diameter of 12.01mm or less (.22-250, .243, .260, .270, .308)
3. Rifle calibres with a rim diameter of 13.5mm or less (.303,.300, .375)