Model No. DE-SHM-10

Key Features

• Hammer and Anvil: The core of the machine consists of a reciprocating hammer that strikes against an anvil. Both the hammer and anvil come in various shapes and sizes, depending on the desired effect.
• Power Source: These machines can be powered in different ways:
• Mechanical (Motorized): Driven by an electric motor, commonly used for heavier-duty work.
• Pneumatic: Powered by compressed air, providing good control and responsiveness.
• Manual : Operated manually by the user, suitable for delicate work or situations where electricity is unavailable.
• Frame and Structure: A sturdy frame supports the hammer, anvil, and workpiece. The design ensures controlled movement and precise positioning of the metal sheet.
• Adjustments: Most machines include adjustable settings for:
• Hammer Blow Force: Controls the intensity of the hammer strike.
• Hammer Speed: Adjusts the rate of hammering.
• Workpiece Positioning: Includes mechanisms to hold and manipulate the metal sheet effectively.

Applications

• Automotive Restoration: Shaping body panels, fenders, and other parts.
• Motorcycle Building: Creating custom fuel tanks, fenders, and other components.
• Aircraft Fabrication: Forming complex shapes in aluminum and other metals.
• Artistic Metalworking: Sculpting and shaping metal for decorative purposes.
• Musical Instrument Making: Forming parts for instruments like bells or cymbals.
• Jewelry Making: Creating unique shapes and textures in metal.

Benefits

• Control: Offers a high degree of control over the shaping process, allowing for intricate and custom forms.
• Versatility: Can be used on a variety of metals and thicknesses (depending on the machine).
• Traditional Craftsmanship: Preserves traditional metalworking skills.