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How to Calculate the Press Speed (SPM) for High Speed Progressive Die

02/15/2012 4:52 AM

How to calculate the press speed (SPM) for high speed progressive die. Is there any formula to calculate it?
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Re: How to calculate the press speed (SPM) for high speed progressive die.

02/15/2012 4:53 AM

Why not just measure it?

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Re: How to calculate the press speed (SPM) for high speed progressive die.

02/15/2012 6:22 PM

To start you would need to know the rpm of your crank!!
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