Promatic is a leading manufacturer of premium clay target launchers, shooting traps, and advanced target counting systems for sporting clays, trap shooting, and skeet.
Promatic is globally recognized for manufacturing high-quality clay target launchers, simulated game trailers, and sporting clay equipment. Used in professional shooting courses and by enthusiasts alike, Promatic traps are designed for durability, reliability, and precision.
Their product range spans from personal-use models like the Pigeon and Hobby to commercial ATA, Skeet, and Olympic Trench machines. In addition to hardware, Promatic provides advanced electronic control systems such as the Claymate Wi-Card multi-trap controllers and club house programmer units, making target counting and payment management seamless for shooting grounds.
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To safely disarm the trap, momentarily flick the ARM/DISARM switch towards DISARM and immediately release it. This allows the trap to fire without rearming. Once the arm is visible towards the front or side, turn off the switch and disconnect the battery. Always perform this from the rear of the machine.
Promatic traps are designed to be powered from a 12v DC battery. It is recommended to use an 85Ah to 105Ah leisure battery, depending on the trap model. Never connect the trap directly to mains AC power.
This is typically caused by a depleted battery where the voltage has fallen too low to operate the trap motor. Disconnect the battery immediately and recharge or replace it. Continued operation at low voltage can damage internal electrical components.
First, place the machine in transit mode and nudge it forward until the throwing arm projects forward, then disconnect the battery. Loosen the spring adjustment nut, reposition the lock nut, and retighten. Ensure you leave at least 30mm of thread length between the inside nut and the spring coil to prevent damage.