15x15x20cm Jewelry Gypsum Mold Burnout Oven, Segmented Digital Display, 110V or 220V
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UsageFor Necklace Making, For Bracelet Making, For Earring Making, For Ring Making, For DIY
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Jewelry Tools & Equipments TypeMelting & Casting ToolMaterialMetal
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Applicationjewelry castingWeight16.5kg(36.38lb)
This gypsum/plaster mold oven supports jewelry lost wax burnout requests with a segmented digital display. The size designation is 15 x 15 x 20 cm, offered in actual 110 V and 220 V variants. Choose the furnace variant that matches the workshop supply and intended mold workflow.
Mold dimensions and loading clearance
Confirm whether the 15 x 15 x 20 cm dimensions refer to the working chamber or the equipment envelope. Check the selected gypsum or plaster mold against the confirmed working space and loading clearance. Agree the mold arrangement before using that size designation to plan the jewelry burnout setup.
Temperature reference and segmented display
The temperature designation is 750 degrees, with its scale and operating or maximum scope to confirm. Define the mold-specific thermal cycle only after those details are agreed. Confirm the segmented-display and control functions available on the selected oven, including the functions needed to follow that cycle for the chosen mold material. Agree how the operator will check the displayed temperature during the selected cycle.
Jewelry patterns and workshop acceptance
Necklace, bracelet, earring, ring and DIY jewelry making are named workflow directions. Match the mold and burnout requirements to the pattern work being undertaken, with the selected voltage kept explicit in the equipment request. Agree the size scope, mold fit, temperature scale and operating instructions together so acceptance concerns the actual oven and intended jewelry process.
