Double-Cylinder Extra-Long Specialty Incense & Dragon Stick Press (Model: HAT 10) – 39″ Capacity
Expand into the most lucrative, large-format ceremonial incense markets with the HATRI HAT 10 Double-Cylinder Specialty Incense Machine. While standard presses are limited to small 15″ mold beds, the heavy-duty HAT 10 features an extended pressing bed capable of handling jumbo sticks and multi-cavity dies up to 39 inches (1 meter / 1000 mm) in length.
Driven by a synchronized dual hydraulic cylinder system and a 3 HP industrial motor, this machine eliminates the pressure drop and uneven compaction common when pressing extra-long products. The HAT 10 delivers deep, uniform tonnage from end to end—making it the definitive machine for:
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Extra-Long 3D Dragon Sticks (Up to 39″): Embosses intricate imperial dragon motifs, lotus designs, and scripture relief onto giant temple sticks without bending the bamboo core.
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High-Capacity Sambrani & Havan Cup Gang Molds: Accommodates high-cavity extended cup die plates for significantly higher output per pressing stroke than single-cylinder models.
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Mass-Production Incense Gold Bars (Ingots): Large-surface pressing for crisp, sharp-edged ceremonial feng shui gold bars.
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Hollow Backflow Incense Cones: Multi-cavity pinned die sets for uniform, crack-free cascade cones.
Technical Specifications
| Technical Parameter | Specification / Performance Metric |
| Model Code | HAT 10 |
| Compression System | Synchronized Double Hydraulic Cylinders |
| Main Motor | 3 HP High-Torque Industrial Motor |
| Max Working Length | Up to 39 inches (~1000 mm / 1 meter) |
| Electrical Power Options | 3-Phase (380V) or Single Phase (220V), 50/60 Hz |
| Supported Product Types | Extra-long dragon sticks (up to 39″), sambrani cups, gold bars, backflow cones |
| Operation Mode | Semi-Automatic (Dual hydraulic guide stroke with mechanical safety stops) |
| Mould Construction | Modular extended tooling customized to client length and pattern specs |
| Compatible Materials | Charcoal powder, sandalwood/agarwood flour, jigat binder, sticky resins, cow dung |
| Frame Construction | Reinforced structural steel beam chassis with dual guide pillars |
| Origin & Manufacturing | Engineered and built in Vietnam by HATRI |
Key Operational Benefits for Industrial Plants
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Zero Pressure Drop on 39″ Lengths: A single cylinder cannot distribute even force over a 1-meter span. The HAT 10 uses dual hydraulic rams positioned along the bed, ensuring identical compression density from the tip of the 39″ dragon stick down to the base.
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Master High-Value Temple & Giant Sticks: Jumbo 3-foot temple sticks command top-tier retail and export pricing. The HAT 10 easily embosses crisp dragon scales, clouds, and religious motifs on thick paste coatings without cracking or deforming the long bamboo stick.
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Higher Cavity Output for Cups & Cones: The extended 39″ bed allows you to mount high-capacity gang dies for sambrani cups or backflow cones, pressing far more pieces per cycle than smaller single-cylinder units.
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Robust 3 HP Power Plant: The upgraded 3 HP motor drives high-pressure hydraulic pumps capable of sustained, multi-shift continuous production without fluid overheating or pressure drop.
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Interchangeable Modular Tooling: Switch from pressing extra-long dragon sticks to gang-pressing sambrani cups or gold bars with bolt-on modular mold sets.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why are double cylinders necessary for sticks up to 39 inches?
When pressing an extended 39″ surface, a single central cylinder causes mold flexing at the outer edges, leading to thick centers and brittle ends. Dual synchronized cylinders apply direct, equalized force across the full length of the mold bed, ensuring identical compaction throughout.
Can the HAT 10 still press smaller sticks, like 19″ or 24″ dragon sticks?
Yes. The 39″ maximum capacity accommodates any stick size within that range. You can install shorter dies or run multiple shorter sticks end-to-end inside the press bed.
How do you ensure the 39″ dragon stick bamboo doesn’t snap during pressing?
The die channel features calibrated clearance grooves that support the central bamboo core while the hydraulic downstroke compresses only the surrounding moist paste into the 3D relief mold.
How does the production volume compare to the HAT 20?
While the single-cylinder HAT 20 uses a 15″ bed (pressing 6 cups or shorter sticks), the HAT 10’s 39″ bed can accommodate larger gang molds, roughly doubling or tripling output per stroke for cups, cones, and gold bars.
