altar7 Hello Altar7, It is very easy to wipe the black away with a fiber class brush or with a polisher on your flex shaft. The nice thing about this technology is that after you buff and polish you are done. No acid bath or pickling. Let us know if you have any other questions, email sales@SunstoneEngineering.com or call +1-801-658-0015 between 9am - 5pm MST.
This unit was designed to specifically weld jewelry and industrial materials. A large amount of effort, time, and testing went into perfecting and engineering the best possible product. Our welding systems are made in the USA, with the highest quality parts. They are intended to be used in a production environment with heavy use. We support not only the machines but the customers. We offer free training and the highest level of customer support. We have worked in the industry for over 10 years and have built a reputation for quality and high performance. Our products are carried by the best suppliers in the business, that recommend and stand behind every unit that they sell. The simplest way to put it is we care about helping build your business, not just take your money. I invite you to weld and perform welds on any similar system and try our products. I can assure you the weld quality, usability, and overall experience will explain who we are.
The first questions would be what Karat Weight is the gold. The lower karats become harder to weld, the metals that they use other than gold cause problems with welding. Zinc specifically causes problems because of a low melting temp, and low boiling point. Zinc begins to boils off before the gold even melts. The solution to help this is to keep welding the same spot over and over, removing as much of the other problem metals. This will blow all the zinc out, and allow for just gold to make a good weld joint. The other thing to consider is the power settings, argon settings, and joint preparations. You have to ensure that the power settings are high enough to get adequate melt of the metal. The argon gas pressure should be between 8-10 Psi on the machine, this will ensure no oxidation to occur in the welding site. and Lastly, the joint should be as tight and smooth as possible.
Hello,
How do you remove the black stains? (is it firescale?)
altar7 Hello Altar7, It is very easy to wipe the black away with a fiber class brush or with a polisher on your flex shaft. The nice thing about this technology is that after you buff and polish you are done. No acid bath or pickling. Let us know if you have any other questions, email sales@SunstoneEngineering.com or call +1-801-658-0015 between 9am - 5pm MST.
So whats the difference between this an the pulse welders you can buy on ebay for 5 % of the cost ?
This unit was designed to specifically weld jewelry and industrial materials. A large amount of effort, time, and testing went into perfecting and engineering the best possible product. Our welding systems are made in the USA, with the highest quality parts. They are intended to be used in a production environment with heavy use. We support not only the machines but the customers. We offer free training and the highest level of customer support. We have worked in the industry for over 10 years and have built a reputation for quality and high performance. Our products are carried by the best suppliers in the business, that recommend and stand behind every unit that they sell. The simplest way to put it is we care about helping build your business, not just take your money. I invite you to weld and perform welds on any similar system and try our products. I can assure you the weld quality, usability, and overall experience will explain who we are.
I have a problem welding gold . the metal is cracking after is welded. how can i avoid this?
The first questions would be what Karat Weight is the gold. The lower karats become harder to weld, the metals that they use other than gold cause problems with welding. Zinc specifically causes problems because of a low melting temp, and low boiling point. Zinc begins to boils off before the gold even melts. The solution to help this is to keep welding the same spot over and over, removing as much of the other problem metals. This will blow all the zinc out, and allow for just gold to make a good weld joint.
The other thing to consider is the power settings, argon settings, and joint preparations. You have to ensure that the power settings are high enough to get adequate melt of the metal. The argon gas pressure should be between 8-10 Psi on the machine, this will ensure no oxidation to occur in the welding site. and Lastly, the joint should be as tight and smooth as possible.
I first saw this at Stuller and I want and need one.