Yes, it can weld gold and silver plating. The heat-affected zone is ≤0.2mm, ensuring no damage to the plating layer.

It is recommended to change the water every 3 months, using distilled water or purified water.

It supports 8 hours of continuous operation, with automatic power reduction for high-temperature protection.

The entire machine comes with a one-year warranty; consumables such as lenses are not covered by the warranty.

Before jewelry welding, ensure the metal material is thoroughly cleaned. Then, select the appropriate welding tools and master the welding technique. During welding, heat the welding material to its melting point and apply it to the surfaces of the two metals. After welding, the welded area should be polished to be smooth and seamless, ensuring the aesthetic appeal of the jewelry.

A jewelry laser welding machine is ideal for all traditional metals used in jewelry. It can weld precious metals, including sterling silver, K gold, palladium, titanium, and even platinum. Laser welding offers flexibility for welding platinum, which was once a very difficult metal to work with in jewelry. Furthermore, laser welding can join non-metal components like glass and porcelain with metal. Most importantly, standard or portable laser welding machines are even capable of welding jewelry parts of various shapes.

For 18K Gold Craft Welding:

  • Laser Current (Power): 15%
  • Pulse Width: 1.8 ms
  • Spot Size: 0.3 mm For Pure Gold Craft Welding
  • Laser Current: 46%
  • Pulse Width: 5.2 ms
  • Spot Size: 0.5 mm
  • Note: It is recommended to blacken the surface of the weld spot before welding (e.g., using a laser absorber or black marker pen) to enhance laser absorption, preventing unstable welding or energy waste caused by laser reflection.