ENGRAVING Hot Air Dryer, Elma
• Adjustable temperature range up to approx 160°c • Bergeon 30460 • Smooth Aluminium Working Surface • Plastic Insulating Frame • Mains Operated • Requires adapter, our code A40932
Can be used for: • Adjusting pallet stones • For drying or warming of projects and softening purposes etc.
Code H2816 Description Heating Plate, Bergeon 30460
UOM Price EACH £315.00
INSIDE RING ENGRAVING
Inside Ring Engraver
• Fan operated for rapid drying • Wire mesh supports jobs in path of hot air stream • Switchable, mains operated • Unit size: HT130 x 190 x 190 mm • 220/240 volts
Elma’s Principle UK Distributor Code
Description D2937
D2937A D19544 D22534 D19558
Element, Elma 3750100001 Fan, Elma 2000005489
UOM Price
Dryer (Hot Air) Elma 3750100000 EACH £235.00 EACH £39.95 EACH £39.95 EACH £24.95
Mains Cable, Elma 1004255 Mains Switch, Elma 3000009554 EACH £10.95 Microdryer for Jewellery A*F Swiss 106.620
An excellent quality precision made engraver in Very stable and easy to use, compact base designred for use on a desk or work bench. Supplied with a conventional reversible template, on one side standard English letters, on the other side italic letters.
• Height 360mm x Width 150mm x Depth 210mm • 26 letters, 9 digits & 5 signs • Weight: 5Kg
An inside ring engraving machine is a must for any retail jewellery shop jobber or repairer.
One of the world’s best selling electric, hammer action, hand engraving tools.
• A light weight comfortable shape for holding, helping you to engrave with ease
• Full range of ready made engraving bits available to diversify different styles of engraving to your customer, please see links below; but at the same time customize and make your own engraving bits to achieve variable textures
• This electronically heated drying chamber gives perfect results every time
• Fully enclosed and dust proof • Immerse jewellery objects into drying media for stain free results
• Thermostatically controlled heater • 2 kilos of drying media included • Drying Media: Item D8127 • Made in Great Britain
Code D4901 Description UOM Price Dryer - Microdryer for Jewellery EACH £163.00 Heating Plate, Bergeon
• Engraves on all material types such as gold silver, platinum, copper, brass, aluminium, bronze, pewter, steel, wood, plastics and ceramics
• Motor delivers 7,200 strokes per minute • Used by jewellery stone setters to close channel settings and for decorative work
• Often used to engrave machines, tools etc with security messages such as postcodes or ID numbers to aid the recovery of items in the case of theft
• Please allow a maximum of twenty minutes continuous use to avoid over heating
• 220V (2 pin) • 360g • 2 pin to 3 pin adaptor required, item: A33069 • Made in Taiwan
Code E0527
E32961 E32962
Description UOM Price
Engraving Machine, Hand Held EACH £13.95 £3.95
Tungsten Carbide Tip for Engraver EACH Diamond Tip for Engraver
EACH £16.95
• There is nothing like offering a personnel service for your customers by engraving their messages inside a ring for eternity.
but there is nothing like having a engraving done while your customers waits improving your customer services which leads to sales decisions straight away.
• The A*F Swiss is the old original unit which has been around for many generations, popular throughout the world. An extremely well built unit made for precision engraving in mind.
• Using an inside ring engraving machine does not require great skill or training so anyone can learn how machine of your choice, practice on some blank rings, this will give you the idea how to set the unit up for engraving.
• The unit works on a pantograph system. The pointer below which you move in the engravers round template duplicates the action above with a diamond tip against the inside of the ring hence scribing your letters/signs.
How to use:
1. The machine has a round brass template which has two style of letters as well as numbers
2. The unit has nylon jaws which open and close to lock your ring into the engraving position. The locking/open knob for ring chuck adjusting is located at the bottom next to the circular black gear plate. (please note E35231 has a additional locking clamp on the gear face plate)
3. Once your ring is locked and you have chosen your engraving formation push down the guide pin into the inscribed brass template.
Hand Engraving Vice
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4. Push down the lever left hand side this will place the diamond tip into position on your ring and move the guide point in the scribed letter on the brass template
5. You will notice the point in the centre of the ring moving touching the ring hence engraving a letter number or sign
6. To move to the next letter push the lever up and the black gear plate will move to the next space where you can continue your next letter.
7. One can put more space between letters by
ENGRAVING
HAND HELD ENGRAVING
Hand Held Engraver
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