Unveiled at the D&T Show…
EMIR’s new metal-framed
bench with the traditional
Vacuum Press Systems
quality beech EMIR top
Whether you are laminating curved projects or veneering flat panels, no other
system beats the performance of a Bagpress vacuum press.
One of several new products
A completely uniform force of 8.5 tonnes per m2 is easily and safely captured
simply by utilising atmospheric pressure. The one-piece mould required can be
from EMIR designed to bring
cut from Styrofoam and laminations can then usually be removed from the
excellent work surfaces to your
vacuum bag in as little as 30 minutes, meaning the whole process can
educational workshop as well as
comfortably fit into a single lesson.
the last word in tool storage.
A Bagpress vacuum press allows you to introduce a true industrial process into
your schools workshop using exactly the same equipment as is found in
For more details of EMIR’s range of long-
professional woodworking companies through the UK and abroad.
life, value-for-money products contact:
Bagpress supplies a full range of materials, adhesives and operates a recycling
scheme for veneer offcuts from industry - supplying them free of charge to
01233 622684
schools and colleges when they order other products.
Please call for further information. Systems start from as little as £235 ex VAT
or visit:
Circle No.A30
Unit 6 Flint Road, Letchworth Garden City, Herts, SG6 1HJ
Circle No.A31
www.emir.co.uk
T: 01462 483366 F: 01462 483377
www.bagpress.com sales@bagpress.com
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