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Mark 7 Reloading Digital Powder Sensor for Dillon 650, 750, 1050, Evolution, Apex 10

$168.99
Brand
Mark 7 Reloading
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Presses
UPC
11516113009
MPN
1011038

Overview

The Mark 7 Digital Powder Sensor is a Generation 2 monitoring device designed to automatically stop compatible reloading presses if an incorrect powder level is detected in a case. When triggered, it provides a notification on a connected computer tablet to check the powder charge, helping prevent under-charges or double charges. The system operates via an adjustable sensor die and probe that inserts into the charged case during operation. An infrared laser beam measures the position of the sensor bar to detect over or under-charges. This unit comes complete with probes for small pistol, small rifle, large pistol, and large rifle calibers, and is compatible with Mark 7 Evolution and Autodrive systems.

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