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Manual versus hydraulic is a floor decision, not a brochure claim. Pick up to 4 models — the table uses the same figures as each product page.
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| Property | DC Pottery WheelKE-DPW | C Type Hydraulic PressKE-H1 | Blunger / MixerKE-BM2 | Fully Automatic Hydraulic PressKE-H10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series | DPW | H | BM | H |
| Pressing force(tonnes) | — | 3 | — | 15 |
| Output(pieces/day) | — | — | — | — |
| Output conditions | — | — | — | — |
| Column height(ft) | — | — | — | — |
| Power | 230V AC single phase | — | Single phase or three phase | — |
| What it is for | Professional potters and ceramic production — diyas, pots, bowls, vases and other clay articles. | Diyas, kullads and bowls where a compact footprint and easy die changes matter. | Ceramic, pottery, tableware, sanitaryware, tiles, refractory, chemical and laboratory mixing where batch size varies. | Continuous production of diyas, kullads and bowls with minimum manpower on the line. |
| Will not | A throwing wheel — it does not press or cut clay. For pressing, see the T or H series. | A 3 tonne C-type press — not the right machine for large or heavy pieces such as roti tawa or large bowls. For those, see KE-H5 or KE-H10. | A mixer/blunger — it does not pug or extrude clay. For pugging, see the KE-PM series. | A fully automatic 15 tonne line. Not suited where automatic clay feeding and conveyor output are unnecessary — a toggle or H1/H2 will cost less to run for small batches. |
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