Yanni Report post Posted September 12, 2012 I need some help making a decision on a clicker press. I've got the option between an older model Atom G222 and a newer one Atom MF( Multiforce). First two attached photos are of the Multiforce and the last one of the G222. We are making leather bags, please see grafea(dot)com The major differences between the two are obviously the price: Atom G222 ( £2350 or $3800 ) refurbished from the official distributor Atom MF( £4000 or $6450 ) Cutting Pressure G222 is 16Ton where MF is 25Ton and also the MF has an automatic adjustement for the height of the dies as well as assisting with the swivel to reduce the operator's fatigue. On the G222 you will need to adjust the cutting depth manually. We will probably use the same height of dies for all of our bags. Is there a reason if both machines are in good working order to pay an extra £1650 or $2655 for the MF machine? Thanks Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KAYAK45 Report post Posted September 12, 2012 Sorry, I don't know a thing about presses, but I went to your site to see your product. What great work. I ALMOST want to order a backpack, and I don't hike or need one. Just a truly great product line! Somebody who knows will pick up shortly for you. Question, though about your site. Why no pictures of shoulder straps on your back packs. Are there none? Just a thought as an observer. Kevin Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yanni Report post Posted September 12, 2012 Question, though about your site. Why no pictures of shoulder straps on your back packs. Are there none? Just a thought as an observer. Kevin Oh, I didn't notice that Kev, will change it soon. Thanks. Anyone with experience on clicker presses. I just found out that the G222 was the industry standard in the shoe manufacturing during the 70s. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Art Report post Posted September 12, 2012 I have one similar to the 222. When I order clicker dies, I specify 1 1/4 inch. I use the handwheel on top occasionally to make minor adjustments. Usually just turn it on and use it. As far as power assist on the swing arm, we all need more exercise, not less. I assume there is a need for more automation, but for leatherwork, I just don't need it. Art Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kustom Report post Posted September 13, 2012 How many hours a day will you have the same person using the press? I can click for four hours straight on an old Atom 25 ton, then I'm wiped out and have to take a nap. If you're going to have the same person clicking eight hours a day get the assist. I need some help making a decision on a clicker press. I've got the option between an older model Atom G222 and a newer one Atom MF( Multiforce). First two attached photos are of the Multiforce and the last one of the G222. We are making leather bags, please see grafea(dot)com The major differences between the two are obviously the price: Atom G222 ( £2350 or $3800 ) refurbished from the official distributor Atom MF( £4000 or $6450 ) Cutting Pressure G222 is 16Ton where MF is 25Ton and also the MF has an automatic adjustement for the height of the dies as well as assisting with the swivel to reduce the operator's fatigue. On the G222 you will need to adjust the cutting depth manually. We will probably use the same height of dies for all of our bags. Is there a reason if both machines are in good working order to pay an extra £1650 or $2655 for the MF machine? Thanks Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jirka Report post Posted January 8, 2019 Hi Yanni, I just found out this topic. What type did you choose please? I can buy Atom G222 for really goon money, so I’m courious about your experience if you chosen G222. Thanks, Jirka Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites