Dual-Nozzle Jewelry Wax Injector | Pressure Regulation, Lost-Wax Mold-Making and Vegetable/Mineral Inquiry, 500W 110V/220V
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Equipment Supply Voltage220V , 110V
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Weight (kg)10warranty1 Year
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Power (W)500WVoltage220 V, 110 V
The dual-nozzle jewelry wax-injection machine provides pressure regulation for lost-wax casting mold-making tasks. Power is 500 W, with 110 V and 220 V supply references. Define the actual electrical configuration and the wax/mold arrangement needed for the selected jewelry procedure.
Dual nozzles and the mold interface
Identify the mold and the nozzle interface required for the jewelry-wax task. Connect that arrangement to the pattern geometry and the injection procedure the machine needs to perform. Agree the actual nozzle configuration and operating instructions for the chosen setup, keeping the mold-making requirement tied to the supplied injector.
Pressure regulation and the selected wax
Vegetable/mineral wax references form part of the material inquiry. Choose the actual formulation and define its injection-process requirements, including the pressure and temperature conditions needed for the selected mold. Relate those conditions to the machine's regulated-pressure setup and the pattern acceptance for that particular jewelry procedure.
500 W and the supplied voltage configuration
The power reference is 500 W, alongside 110 V and 220 V supply directions. Confirm the actual electrical configuration supplied for the intended installation and how it connects to the selected wax-injection setup. Agree the nozzle/mold arrangement, operating instructions and finished-pattern requirements within that same equipment request. These details connect the electrical supply and pressure-regulated mold-making task to the specific machine configuration needed for the procedure.
