3-in-1 Jewelry Vacuum Casting Set with Built-In Pump and Programmable Burnout Furnace
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UsageFor Necklace Making, For Bracelet Making, For Earring Making, For Ring Making, For DIYJewelry Tools & Equipments TypeMOLDS
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MaterialMetalApplicationjewelry casting
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Weight62kg(136.69lb)
This jewelry lost wax casting set pairs a 3-in-1 vacuum casting machine with a built-in pump and a programmable burnout furnace. Both equipment stages are included in the machine-plus-oven package. Choose the 110V or 220V version to match the supply required for the intended jewelry workspace.
Review the vacuum casting and burnout stages together
The built-in pump forms part of the vacuum casting machine, while the programmable oven provides the paired burnout equipment. Define the working material and required burnout program for the planned process. Reviewing those requirements together helps establish whether the equipment arrangement suits the casting project and the preparation it requires.
Select the machine-plus-oven voltage version
The available configurations are the 3-in-1 vacuum casting machine plus burnout oven in either 110V or 220V. The included machine-and-oven arrangement remains the same package choice; select the voltage version for the intended supply. Confirm the electrical installation requirements for both items as part of the equipment enquiry.
Match the jewelry project with its tooling arrangement
Intended uses cover necklace, bracelet, earring and ring making, as well as DIY jewelry work. Identify the project type and confirm the flask or mold arrangement needed for the casting task. Agree the relevant tooling dimensions and operating instructions before choosing the configuration, so the paired casting and burnout equipment can be assessed against the actual jewelry process.
