AMP Annealing Made Perfect MARK II DB Annealer 4

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AMP Annealing Made Perfect MARK II DB Anneale

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AMP Annealing Made Perfect MARK II DB Annealer

Name: AMP Annealing Made Perfect MARK II DB Annealer
Brand: AMP
SKU: AMP-2-DB
Price: 1881.60 EUR
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Item No.: AMP-2-DB

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Item information	Value
GTIN:	9421032341007
Category:	Case Preparation

Product Description

MARK II DB Case Annealer with Touchscreen

AMP Annealing Made Perfect MARK II DB enables precise and repeatable case annealing by induction—without open flame or guesswork. The case neck is intensely heated, altering the metal’s microstructure to make the brass less brittle and more reusable. The integrated AZTEC analysis function detects the case material structure and automatically determines the optimal annealing time and power. This ensures consistent results and controlled restoration to a defined hardness level.

Key Advantages at a Glance

Induction annealing – precise, clean, repeatable
AZTEC mode automatically determines the optimal program
Quick caliber changes
No manual calibration required
Touchscreen operation with intuitive menu
USB-C port for easy software updates
Compatible with all common calibers from .17 Hornet to .50 BMG
Stable footing with adjustable legs
High repeatability – ideal for precision reloading

Automatic Calibration with AZTEC Analysis

Instead of manual fine-tuning, a reference case is analyzed—annealed at maximum power until destroyed. Based on the data, the MARK II DB automatically generates a code for a matching annealing program. This process is repeatable, brand-independent, and reliable even when switching lots or calibers.

Features and Technology

A capacitive touchscreen enables straightforward navigation. USB-C connectivity allows quick and easy software updates. The device supports calibers from .17 Hornet to .50 BMG. With separately available pilots and case holders, each case is safely guided. Adjustable feet provide stability, even on uneven surfaces.

Find the right size for your caliber and the correct settings for your brass here.

How the Mark II DB Annealer Works

Technical Specifications

Annealing Method	Induction
Control	Touchscreen
Analysis Function	AZTEC mode for automatic annealing settings
Supported Calibers	.17 Hornet to .50 BMG
Power Supply	230 V mains operation
USB Interface	USB-C (for software updates)
Cooling	Automatic fan control
Dimensions (W x D x H)	29 cm x 28 cm x 20 cm
Base	Adjustable screw feet for secure placement
Included	Device, power cable, USB cable, brass pilot handle, dust cover, manual
Accessories (sold separately)	Caliber-specific pilots and case holders

What’s NEW Compared to the Predecessor?

Redesigned user interface for even easier, more intuitive handling
Retains all annealing features of the original Mark II, with optimized upgrades
Modern touchscreen replaces the old LCD display and keypad
Touchscreen replacement possible by the user—no need to send in the device
More powerful processor enables saving of custom annealing programs
AZTEC mode now allows naming, saving, and recalling settings
Switching between stored annealing profiles is as easy as changing the pilot
Improved ergonomics through simplified operation
Additional shielding for the display protects against high-voltage interference and ensures compliance with FCC, EMC, and safety regulations

Induction Case Annealing – Learn More

During induction annealing, the shoulder of the brass case is selectively heated to make it softer and more flexible again. Repeated firing and resizing cause the material to become hard and brittle, increasing the risk of cracking. Annealing relieves internal stress and restores the brass’s flexibility. Induction heating generates highly precise and uniform heat via an electromagnetic field, targeting only the desired part of the case—typically reaching about 343 to 371°C (650 to 700°F). The process only takes a few seconds and ensures the brass remains durable and reliable for your next reloading session.

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AMP Annealing, PO Box 241, 2340 Pukekohe, Neuseeland, info@ampannealing.com