2L Jewelry Lost-Wax Gold Melting Furnace, Smelting Molds and Vacuum Casting Equipment
Let’s define your requirement
Send a product link, drawing or short brief. We’ll work through the details with you.
- Confirm the specificationGrade or model, size and intended use.
- Define your orderQuantity, finish or configuration, and samples.
- Agree the quotation scopeIncluded work, key checks and delivery needs.
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Equipment Supply Voltage220V
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Weight (kg)55video outgoing-inspectionProvided
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machinery test reportProvidedcore componentsMotor
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warranty1.5 yearPower (W)1 kW
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Voltage220 VMOQ1
Jewelry lost-wax equipment inquiries cover gold-melting furnace, metal-smelting mold and vacuum-casting directions with a 2 L capacity reference. Electrical references are 220 V and 1 kW, a motor is a core component, and the minimum inquiry quantity is one unit.
Assign the 2 L capacity to the chosen unit
Confirm what the 2 L reference measures for the equipment being selected. The furnace, mold/tool and vacuum-casting directions also need an agreed supply scope, so the inquiry identifies the actual functions and included items. This avoids assuming that every tool named in a broad jewelry-equipment inquiry forms one supplied package.
220 V and 1 kW electrical references
The explicit electrical values provide useful starting points for discussing the selected equipment. Check the actual unit's electrical setup against the intended installation and operating task. Identify the motor's role within that configuration so the core-component reference is connected to the equipment being supplied.
The intended gold and metal workflow
Describe the gold-melting or metal-smelting task and how vacuum casting fits the intended lost-wax workflow. Agree the required operating conditions and acceptance for that task before choosing the functions. The selected equipment and mold/tool requirements can then be discussed without extending the inquiry to unconfirmed materials or operating ratings.
Inspection video and machinery report
An outgoing-inspection video and a machinery test report can be provided for the inquiry. Request the applicable material for the selected unit and connect it to the agreed operating checks. These are useful evidence items to review alongside the equipment scope, electrical requirements and one-unit minimum when deciding whether the configuration meets the actual jewelry process.
