RING ADJUSTING TOOLS Carat (“ct”), Straight, Made in USA
process; for example, the ring could move whilst hitting giving a distorted stamp.
The only way to remove this is to polish it out wasting cut shaped grooves covering a range of ring shapes, simply rest the ring in the appropriate sized crevice and hammer the punch to mark, giving a clean and easily achieved mark.
• Hardened tool steel • High quality • Long life • Height of letters 1.5mm • Made in UK • UK Symbol for carat “ct”
Code
PHS14 PHS18 PHS22
PHS750 PHS916 PHS925 PHS950 PHS9C
PHSPLAT PHSSTER
Description
14ct Straight Punch 18ct Straight Punch 22ct Straight Punch
750 (18ct) Straight Punch 916 (22ct) Straight Punch 925 (Sterling) Straight Punch 950 (Platinum) Straight Punch 9ct Straight Punch
PLAT (Platinum) Straight Punch Sterling Straight Punch
Numerical Sets
UOM Price EACH £18.50
EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50 EACH £18.50
• Size: 75mm x 30mm x 16mm • 15 shapes and diameters
Code D20075 Description Ring Punch Brass Block
UOM Price EACH £13.95
To spot a solder join, heat the ring to near a cherry red colour then place in water you will notice a colour change line (this is where it has been soldered). Heating a ring up does soften it & so helps the ring stretch process to be perform easier. With gem set rings there is more risk of either damaging the stones or the setting while heating or stretching. To protect gem stones while heating it is a good to cover the stones with cool heat to protect them (see link below).
The upright ring stretcher is suited to plain bands, any attempted to stretch gem set rings runs the risk of them falling out, also on the reducer plate gemstones can get damaged. The most suited tool for stretching gem set rings is the (roller type) gemstone ring stretcher (see below for models and info).
RING (GEM & WEDDING) TOOLS
RING ADJUSTING TOOLS
Remember any type of stretching done using these tools may leave some after marks so
Economy Ring Stretcher
Tapping insert with a hammer expands the mandrel and allows enlargement to 6 sizes.
This is an incomparable and economical way to stretch rings with minimal expense. The ring stretcher comes in three parts, tapered mandrel, stepped opening collet and wooden base.
How to use: • Place the ring to be stretched on the stepped opening collet
Ring adjusting tools are available in different types to suit your budget needs. • Our range of Indian ring sizing tools are a good economy price, made with quality and excellent value in mind, suited for the retail/ smaller quantity work
CousinsUK’s sets of numerical punches are exceptional value. They are made from high quality carbon steel for durability and have tempered ends to prevent them chipping while hammering your work.
• Same for pin numbers • Keep track of certain items using punched serial numbers
Code
S34116 P35509 P20865 P35035
Description
1mm Height (0 to 9) 1.5mm Height (0 to 9) 2mm Height (0 to 9) 3mm Height (0 to 9)
Punch Block
UOM Price PACK*10 £16.95
PACK*9 PACK*9 PACK*9
£3.95 £6.50 £3.95
• Our Italian ring sizing tools are of a very high quality and are very well suited for the manufacturer coping with constant work loads.
Some useful hints and tips when stretching/ reducing…
One must appreciate there is a number of sizes a ring can be stretched. Some particulars to remember is the type of metal, gold, silver, platinum etc ( the softer the metal the more it can be stretched as it is less rigid, metals like platinum are far harder to stretch than been constructed. A plain cast wedding band stretched up to 1 to 8 sizes.
Having a solder join on a ring creates a weak point so therefore when over stretching is preformed it will come apart from the join (the weakest point).
The Ring Punch Brass Block is highly useful for punching inside of rings.
At times, depending on the your experience and the type of ring, you may have to add metal to enlarge the ring size. Therefore a stretching tool may not be appropriate (we have a large selection of tools and equipment catering for this process see below).
Gem ring stretcher ideal for a jewellery retail shop. The idea of this tool is that it will compress the metal of
• Push the tapered mandrel into the collet and place on the wooden ring stand
• Now tap with a hammer (code: H19525) the taper will start opening the collet thus stretching the ring
• A good way of controlling the stretch with more accuracy is use a G- clamp (code: C33518)
• Instead of tapping with a hammer, the G clamp on each turn will accurately stretch the ring • For sizes M to Z + 6
Weight : 320 grams Code
R4920 Description Economy Ring Stretching Tool
UOM Price EACH £10.90
Gem Ring Stretcher, Indian
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