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VEVOR

VEVOR AP-1 1 Ton Arbor Press 5.9" Stroke 3.2" Throat

SKU CH-X24H-5E10X

A 1-ton manual arbor press with 5.9-inch stroke, 3.2-inch throat depth, and three included drifts for stamping, bending, and forming tasks

  • TypeOther Appliances
  • Width7.28
  • 1 ton pressure capacity for precise stamping and forming
  • 9 inch stroke handles tall workpieces
  • 2 inch throat depth reaches centre of wider parts
  • Three included drifts cover flat, pointed and round tasks
  • Lengthened lever with rubber grip reduces operating effort

1-Ton Manual Arbor Press for Precision Tasks

This 1-ton manual arbor press is designed for small-scale stamping, bending, forming, and riveting work. It suits hobbyists, jewellers, leatherworkers, and light workshop tasks that need controlled force. The cast-iron frame provides a rigid base for accurate, repeatable pressure without hydraulic complexity.

Cast-Iron Frame Handles Load Without Flex

The solid cast-iron construction absorbs the 1-ton working pressure with minimal deflection during normal use. A lengthened lever applies mechanical advantage so the operator exerts less effort, while the anti-slip rubber sleeve keeps the grip secure. Uniform rack gears resist wear and jamming through repeated cycles.

Compact Bench Footprint with 3.2" Throat Depth

The unit measures 9.5 by 6.7 by 11.4 inches and weighs 24.47 lbs, fitting on a standard benchtop without special mounting. A 3.2-inch throat depth clears workpieces up to that width, and the 0.4-inch ram bore accepts the three included drifts — flat, pointed, and round — for immediate versatility.

Highlights

  • 1 ton pressure capacity for precise stamping and forming
  • 9 inch stroke handles tall workpieces
  • 2 inch throat depth reaches centre of wider parts
  • Three included drifts cover flat, pointed and round tasks
  • Lengthened lever with rubber grip reduces operating effort

Specifications

TypeOther Appliances
Width7.28

Questions about this item

How do I mount the VEVOR AP-1 to my bench so the 3.2 inch throat aligns with my workpiece?

Bolt the cast iron base through its mounting holes onto a rigid benchtop; the 3.2 inch throat depth is fixed, so position the press so the ram centre lines up with the work area before tightening the bolts.

Which parts of the 1 ton arbor press will wear first and need replacement?

The three included drifts (flat, pointed, round) and the 0.4 inch ram bore contact surfaces take the brunt of stamping force; inspect them regularly and replace drifts when tips deform or the bore shows elongation.

At what point does the 5.9 inch stroke become a limiting factor during repeated pressing cycles?

The 5.9 inch maximum stroke sets the travel ceiling; if a workpiece or die stack exceeds that height you cannot complete the press cycle without re-shimming or using a shorter tool stack.

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