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TBVECHI BI-284 Manual Wine Corking Press with Two POM Guides

An upright manual wine-cork press with height adjustment, two POM mouth guides and a supplied nonslip mat.

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The equipment in use

How this item fits your brewing setup

This is a press for inserting wine corks, rather than crimping metal crown caps. The upright supports a lever-operated plunger above the bottle, and the two supplied POM guides are the cylindrical mouth covers shown with the tool. Choose it for a cork-neck bottling project, not as a replacement for a beer capper.

The supplier specifies height adjustment for bottles from 3.1 to 16.5 inches and an adjustable insertion depth. Those adjustments address bottle position and how far the cork is pushed. They do not establish which cork diameters, materials or bottle-mouth shapes the two guides accept; check that match before buying corks.

The frame is specified as stainless steel and has molded mechanism parts and a lever grip. The stated supply is one manual press, one nonslip mat and two POM covers. It is a hand-operated setup: no motor or compressed-air system is included.

Allow room for the upright and lever movement. The illustrated base measures 13×24 cm, and the tool is 64.5 cm tall; these are machine dimensions, separate from the supported bottle-height range. This makes the operating space a separate consideration from whether your bottle fits beneath the head.

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Specifications & supplied details

Offered brand
TBVECHI
Manufacturer field
ChoicestEquip
Model
BI-284-1 / part BI-284
Task
Manual wine-cork insertion
Frame specification
Stainless steel
Supplied guides
Two POM mouth covers
Other supplied component
One nonslip mat
Supplier bottle-height range
3.1–16.5 in
Adjustment
Head height and insertion depth
Overall height, gallery
64.5 cm / 25.39 in
Base footprint, gallery
13×24 cm; width/depth axes not assigned
Listed item weight
9.2 lb

Before and during use

Advice for this reference

Before you choose

Confirm the actual cork type, diameter and bottle-mouth match for the two guides before buying closures.

Also check

Check the base footprint and operating clearance if the work surface is narrow.

Connections & scope

Fit and useful limits

  • The source does not establish the accepted cork diameters, cork grades or a jaw-compression mechanism.
  • No 300-bottles-per-hour figure, guaranteed seal, corrosion immunity or ready-assembled promise is retained.
  • The illustrated 13×24 cm footprint is given without forcing width/depth labels; allow additional operating clearance.

Questions about this product

What else should you know?

Do the two guides mean it accepts every cork size?

No accepted diameter range is given for those covers. Check the actual cork and bottle mouth with the supplier before selecting closures.

Can this close bottles with metal crown caps?

The selected tool is a cork-insertion press. For a crown-cap bottle, choose a capper documented for its cap size instead.

Does height adjustment also size the cork?

It positions the working head for bottle height. Cork-to-guide and cork-to-neck fit remain separate checks.

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