Operating and Maintenance Manual
Introduction
The rollsizer you have purchased is a Manual or DC Compact Electric rollsizer
that will supply years of reliable operation if the processes and safety
procedures in this manual are observed.
The rollsizer has been designed to remove the bulge from the base of the
cases, and when combined with a standard full-length sizing die, will result
in a smooth and uniform case sidewall.
Please ensure you read this manual from start to finish BEFORE you use the
rollsizer. Please pay attention to the following key points.
•Only clean, dry, fired (or deprimed) cases should be used in the
rollsizer. Wear on the base / discs are not covered by warranty.
•No case lubrication is required. Case lubrication will compromise
the operation of the rollsizer and allow dirt to stick to the rolling
surfaces. This is the main reason for premature wear.
•The rollsizer process will occasionally leave light marks on the case
from the rolling process this is normal and does not affect the
operation.
•Loaded ammunition or cases with live primers should never be
processed in the rollsizer under any circumstances.
•Check the drop tube height is adjusted before using the rollsizer,
refer to the manual below.
•Only use sorted cases in the rollsizer, whilst it is not likely to
damage the rollsizer, but you will waste a lot of time picking the
cases out. Use long nose pliers, keep fingers clear.
•If you abuse the rollsizer you can damage the rollsizer. This is not a
warranty issue.
•Rollsizing 223 cases will leave a mark on the disc as part of the
rollsizing process. This is normal and expected.
•Fill the clear case tube BEFORE starting the rollsizer.
•Expect the last case in the batch to fall over, they need weight on
them to hold them steady.
