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ORION MPULSE PERMANENT JEWELRY WELDER

€2.119,00

ORION MPULSE: THE MOST POPULAR PERMANENT JEWELRY WELDER

More permanent jewelry artists choose the mPulse by Sunstone Welders than any other pulse arc welders. How do we know that? Just do a quick social media search and take notice of which welder successful artists are using. It's the Orion mPulse. And here's why:

  • Made in the USA. You can count on quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.
  • EU-Based Sales and Service. When you need help we're only a text or phone call away.
  • High Value and Quick ROI. It won't take many bracelets to pay for your Orion Welder.
  • Permanent Jewelry Features. No fancy feature set; just what you need to close a link.
  • Easy to Learn and Use. Just use your finger to select a power level and you're ready to go.
  • Sets Up Quickly. You only need a few minutes to set up and prep for your customers.
  • Travels Easily. It's tabletop-design lets you work at jewelry parties, fairs, or in your shop.
  • A Jewelry Pedigree. Designed for the bench jeweler and their craft.
  • 3-year Warranty or Forever Warranty. Take three years of coverage or subscribe to the Sunstone Circle for lifetime protection and VIP benefits.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

  • Orion mPulse permanent jewelry welder with stylus, 3-30 Joules
  • ADL Darkening lens system with RJ45 cable OR Advanced ADL with RJ45 cable depending upon your purchase preference
  • Power cord
  • Alligator clips (2)
  • Shielding gas hose
  • Electrodes (five 1.0 mm premium Sunstone tungsten electrodes)
  • Fiberglass brush

Trying to decide between the Upgraded ADL or the Basic ADL?

Watch this video here to compare the two auto-darkening lens (ADLs)

If you purchased the microscope system:

  • Orion microscope arm replaces ADL
  • Microscope arm table mount
  • Microscope arm support bar

You also need:

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Pulse arc welding (or micro TIG welding) uses electrical energy to create a plasma discharge. The high-temperature plasma, in turn, melts metal in a very small spot, a process that takes place in milliseconds. The process is clean, safe, and controllable. Pulse arc welding is perfect for permanent jewelry and closing fine chain of different metal types.

 

PERMANENT JEWELRY IN 6 EASY STEPS

ONE: Measure Out the Chain
After your customer has chosen their preferred chain, wrap the chain around the wrist or ankle and determine a fit that is not too tight nor too loose.  Mark the link on the chain you will cut.

TWO: Cut the Chain
Using the cutting pliers that come with the Sunstone Permanent Jewelry Kit, cut one side of the link in half. Do NOT cut the whole link in half.  Make sure the cut link does not fall off the chain.

THREE: Prep the Link for Welding
Using the two chain pliers that come with your kit, bend the two ends of the cut link away from each other to create a gap wide enough to slide the uncut link (on the opposite side of the chain) through the cut link.  Then bend the ends of the cut link back together.  This step is much easier if you purchase the Orion mPulse with 5x microscopic optics.

FOUR: Keep Your Customers Safe
Place your customer's wrist or ankle under the automatic darkening lens, with the lens facing the customer.  Instruct others in the room not to look directly at the chain when welding. Place the protective leather patch between the chain and your customer's skin to prevent a burn, which is unlikely but possible. Make sure your customer records the next step and posts to social media.

FIVE: Weld the Link Closed
On the Orion mPulse, select the power you'll need to weld the link closed. If you're unsure, start with a low amount of power, like 3 joules. Using the chain pliers that come with your kit, apply pressure to both ends of the cut link to bring them together. While maintaining pressure on both ends with the pliers, touch the joint to the electrode. The Orion mPulse will create a weld. Check the weld for position and strength.

SIX: Polish the Chain
Take the fiberglass brush that comes with your kit and polish the weld.  Some types of metal will leave more soot than others.

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