Workshop, awkward shapes

KSF 2: The deep-throat press for shapes that won’t sit flat

Some products refuse to sit flat: satchels with buckles, tote bags with gussets, wash bags with zips. The KSF 2 was built for exactly those jobs, with two set-up positions and a throat that extends from 260 mm to a cavernous 460 mm.

Weight75 kg
Throat260–460 mm
Impression60 mm

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KSF 2 hot foil press in its extended set-up position

At the bench

Built for the work, not the brochure

Swap between the two table positions and the KSF 2 goes from stamping flat stock to reaching deep into a finished bag. The 60 mm impression clearance swallows thick seams, and the whole head assembly is machined in-house so pressure stays even across the die, strike after strike.

Perfect for

Tote & wash bags
Satchels & luggage
Finished leather goods
Awkward shapes

Why this machine

What makes the KSF 2 earn its keep

Deep 260–460 mm throat

Reach past straps, gussets and hardware to land the mark exactly where it belongs.

Two set-up positions

One machine covers flat work and finished goods without re-tooling.

Workshop-grade build

At 75 kg of British steel it plants itself on the bench and stays put.

On camera

Watch the KSF 2 at work

The numbers

The KSF 2, by the numbers

Every machine is made to order in Essex. If a dimension doesn't quite fit your product, talk to us before you rule it out. Modifications are what we do.

Table: Two sizes: large 190 × 100 mm, small 150 × 150 mm
Type holder: 89 mm, self-centring
Die block: 48 × 100 mm
Throat depth: 260 mm to 460 mm
Impression thickness: 60 mm, can be modified
Machine footprint: 710 × 300 × 890 mm high
Press weight: 75 kg