Lee Precision High Speed Melter, 220 Volt with the Infinite Heat Control, is mounted away from the high heat of the pot. This eliminates failures associated with thermostatically controlled units. Thermal feed back to the Infinite Control permits heater to put out full power until metal has melted. Holds 4 lbs of lead, handles 4-cavity molds. Only to be used in countries that use 220V as standard. Temperature regulation is not as effective as 110V Models.

NOTES:

• 220V melting pots DO NOT ship with a plug on the electric cord. Every country has a unique plug, so you will be responsible for purchasing and attaching a plug.

Features:

• Capacity: 4 Pounds
• Voltage: 220 Volt
• Pot Diameter: 4"
• Wattage: 500
• Melt Time: Approx. 20 minutes
• Function: Melting and blending lead alloys for bullet casting
• Infinite Heat Control eliminates thermal feed back
• Adjustable Flow Valve
• Capable of 900 degress Fahrenheit

Lead Information:

• The following lead information is from the Lee Precision Modern Reloading 2nd Edition Book, Pages 119 & 120.
• For best results, bullet strength must be matched to breech pressure.
• Black Powder guns require Pure Lead.
• Target handgun loads should use Lead with 1% Tin. Tin makes bullet alloy more castable & harder.
• Lead with some wheel weights used for high pressure handguns.
• Use Wheel Weights for very light rifle loads.
• High Pressure Rifle loads use Linotype.
• Beware of Zinc! One part Zinc in 10,000 parts of Lead Alloy will ruin it's castability.

WARNING: Melting lead and casting lead objects will expose you and others in the area to lead, which is known to cause birth defects, other reproductive harm and cancer. See instructions on Reducing Exposure supplied with product.

USE STRONG VENTILATION

Lead contamination in the air, dust and on your skin is invisible. Keep Children and pregnant women away during use and until clean-up is complete. Risk can be reduced, BUT NOT eliminated , with strong ventilation. Washing hands immediately after use of these products before eating or smoking. Careful cleaning of surfaces and floors with disposable wipes, after lead dust has settled. Use lead-specific cleaner with EDTA or high phosphate detergent (such as dishwasher detergent). Bag wipes for disposal.