Gibraltar 805-10102 Pneumatic Arbor Press 1 Ton

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 805-10102 is a pneumatic arbor press rated at 1 ton of pressing force, designed for precision pressing, staking, and assembly operations in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and light manufacturing environments. The press features a 1-inch ram diameter, an 8-inch stroke, and a 4-inch throat depth, giving technicians enough reach and travel for a wide range of workpiece sizes. A 20:1 leverage ratio amplifies pneumatic input into controlled, repeatable force. This unit is installed by machinists, tool-and-die technicians, and maintenance mechanics who require a compact, reliable press for benchtop use.

The 805-10102 is suited for residential maintenance shops, production facilities, and industrial benchtop applications where consistent pressing force is needed without a full hydraulic press setup. With a maximum work height of 6 inches and a maximum work diameter of 7 inches, it accommodates a practical range of small-to-medium workpieces. The 4.25-inch base width and 7.25-inch base depth provide a stable footprint on standard work benches. This press is a single-leverage-style unit, making it straightforward to set up and operate in confined bench spaces.

Key Features

• 1 ton pressing capacity with a 20:1 leverage ratio for controlled force output
• 8-inch stroke provides generous travel for varied workpiece geometries
• 4-inch throat depth allows clearance for off-center pressing tasks
• Maximum work height of 6 inches and maximum work diameter of 7 inches
• Compact base footprint at 4.25 inches wide and 7.25 inches deep for benchtop use
• Single leverage style for simple, direct operation

Compatibility

Designed as a benchtop pneumatic arbor press for general-purpose pressing, staking, and assembly operations in light industrial and maintenance shop environments.

Installation Notes

This press is typically installed and operated by machinists or maintenance mechanics on a solid, level workbench capable of supporting the unit and applied loads. Ensure the pneumatic air supply is disconnected before adjusting ram position or changing tooling. Secure the base to the bench surface using appropriate fasteners before applying pressing force. Always verify that workpiece supports and fixtures are properly seated before initiating a press cycle.