Deep Draw Presses

Drawing brass or copper cups to finished or near net shape.

Cupping Press

Presses for forming cup from strip or wire.

Bullet Assembly Press

Assembling lead cores and copper jackets.

OTM-5150 Deep Draw Rifle

The OTM-5150 is a servo draw press with a slower part per minute high accuracy output. The servo capability has features such as tool temperature adjustment, multi program memory, and a adjustable head. This machine comes standard with OTM upgraded hardened feed system, carbide quick change tooling, and state of the art PLC controls. This press can be tooled as a casing press or a bullet assembly press. Multi feed systems can be added to the press for multi piece assemblies.

Run Rates In Parts Per Minute

223/5.56 – 50-60 PPM
7.62×39 – 50-60 PPM
7.62×51 – 45-55 PPM
338 Lapua – 40-45 PPM

Press Details

Tonnage: 75 Ton
Electrical: 220/480V
Stroke: 8″
Servo Controlled Strippers
Servo Controlled Transfer Bar
Servo Controlled Ejectors
Servo Controlled Press Ram
Coolant Capable: Yes
Max Caliber Size: 338 Lapua
Minimum Caliber Size: 5.7×28
Drive Type: Servo With Controllable Motion Path

OTM-5200 – Cupping Press

The OTM-5200 cupping press for rifle and pistol cartridges. This cupping press system takes strip brass and blanks then forms the cup. The servo driven double action press gives features such as tool temperature adjustment, multi program memory, and an adjustable head set us apart from the competition. This machine comes standard with OTM upgraded hardened feed system, carbide quick change tooling, and state of the art PLC controls.

Run Rates In Parts Per Minute

9MM Luger – 500-550 PPM (6 Per Stroke)
45 ACP – 500-550 PPM (6 Per Stroke)
223/5.56 – 500-550 PPM (6 Per Stroke)
7.62×51 – 300 – 360 PPM (4 Per Stroke)
338 Lapua – 300 – 360 PPM (4 Per Stroke)

Press Details

Tonnage: 220 Ton
Electrical: 220/480V
Max Strokes/Min: 100
Outer Stroke: 2″
Inner Stroke: 4″
Inner Tonnage: 60
Outter Tonnage: 100
Coolant Capable: Yes
Max Caliber Size: 338 Lapua
Drive Type: Servo With Controllable Motion Paths

OTM-5100 – Wire Cupping Press

The OTM-5100 is a servo wire cupping press. Brass wire is fed into the press and the wire is slugged and formed into a cup. This process eliminates the waste of the traditional method of forming a cup. The servo capability has features such as tool temperature adjustment, multi program memory, and a adjustable head. This machine comes standard with OTM upgraded hardened carbide quick change tooling, and state of the art PLC controls.

Run Rates In Parts Per Minute

380 ACP – 120-140 PPM
9MM – 120-140 PPM
40 S&W – 120-140 PPM
45 ACP – 120-140 PPM

Press Details

Tonnage: 100 Ton
Electrical: 220/480V
Stroke: 3″
Coolant Capable: Yes
Max Caliber Size: 338 Lapua Cup
Drive Type: Servo With Controllable Motion Paths

OTM-5000 – Neck & Taper

The OTM-5000 servo press is a revolutionary machine that performs the neck and taper operation on brass casings after neck annealing, setting a new standard in brass casing manufacturing. Utilizing state-of-the-art servo control technology, the OTM-5000 offers unmatched precision, efficiency, and flexibility. Capable of handling a wide range of calibers, from 300 AAC to 338 Lapua, this innovative press is the first of its kind, combining advanced automation with user-friendly programmability to streamline production and deliver exceptional results.

Run Rates In Parts Per Minute

223/5.56 – 60-70 PPM
7.62×39 – 60-70 PPM
7.62×51 – 55-60 PPM
338 Lapua – 45-50 PPM

Press Details

Tonnage: 45 Ton
Electrical: 220/480V
Stroke: 5″
Coolant Capable: Yes
Max Caliber Size: 338 Lapua
Drive Type: Servo With Controllable Motion Paths

Complete Systems & Lines

OTM brass lines can be set up as conventional brass manufacturing lines or as completely automated systems with no human input for moving product. Each line is custom designed for its operation and final desired product. From 9mm to 30mm GAU 8, systems & processes can be developed to make your products at the investments you are looking for with the quality you need.

Brass can be formed from any three main processes, cup form, wire form, and strip form. Wire (shown right) being the most cost effective. This allows the end user to form up to 95% of the product being processed, where the tradition strip process only uses 75% of the processed materials.