2L Small Lost-Wax Investing/Vacuum Combination Casting Machine | 9×8in Bell Jar, Gold Jewelry, 110/220V
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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 TypeCasting ToolsMaterialMetal
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Applicationjewelry castingWeight40KG(88.18lb)
This metal jewelry casting machine brings 2L, small lost-wax investing and vacuum-casting directions into a combination-equipment inquiry. A 9×8 in bell jar is part of the size reference. The actual machine selections are 110 V and 220 V, chosen against the intended gold-jewelry task.
2L capacity and the 9×8 in bell jar
Identify the object represented by the 2L reference and define how the bell jar fits the intended investing or casting setup. The 9×8 in dimensions need their actual roles and usable clearance agreed for that configuration. Match the selected workpiece or flask geometry to those details, so the size discussion addresses a defined process arrangement.
Two electrical selections for the machine
The actual combinations pair the 2L casting machine with either 110 V or 220 V. Choose the voltage required for the intended installation and confirm the electrical rating for that selected machine. The included investing and vacuum-casting functions should be agreed with the configuration, keeping the electrical and process requirements tied to the same equipment choice.
Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings and DIY
Jewelry-use directions include necklace, bracelet, earring and ring making, as well as DIY casting work. Define the actual piece geometry and the intended process for the selected task. The machine's function arrangement, bell-jar clearance and capacity object can then be considered together with the required procedure and finished acceptance, making the equipment inquiry specific to the jewelry work.
