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Welding Machines
Every join is a strength point and an appearance point. In chain and bead production, welding quality is the difference between a product that passes inspection and a batch that returns.
Beads Chain Linking Making Machine
Automatic beads chain linking making machine that assembles bead chains with high efficiency and precision for jewelry production. Handles gold, silver, copper and K-gold materials, processing bead ch...
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Semi automatic bead chain welding machine
Semi-automatic bead chain welding machine purpose-built for joining bead chains in gold, silver and copper jewelry production. Engineered for stable, consistent welds on chain assemblies with processi...
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Jewelry Chain Clasp Machine
This is a semi-automatic, simple-to-construct, and affordable chain-making machine. Designed primarily for producing small cable chains (link chains), it can process metals such as gold and silver, ma...
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Desktop Precision Laser Welding Machine
This is a compact benchtop pulsed laser welding device, widely used for high-precision processing of small workpieces such as jewelry repair, micro electronic components, and tiny precision hardware p...
Learn MoreSIBLE supplies both ends of the welding decision: precision laser joining for visible seams, and purpose-built chain welding machines for volume joining.
Laser Welding: When the Seam Must Disappear
The Desktop Precision Laser Welding Machine is a benchtop pulsed laser unit for jewelry repair, link closing, setting-work touch-up and small-scale production joining. Pulse control keeps the heat-affected zone tight — critical on thin gold components, heat-sensitive stones and pieces that must not re-anneal or distort under the weld.
Chain Welding at Production Scale
For factories welding hundreds of meters of chain, the dedicated machines carry the load: the Semi-Automatic Bead Chain Welding Machine closes bead-chain links at a steady cycle with alarm monitoring, and the Beads Chain Linking Making Machine links and joins in the same pass. These are process machines chosen on wire gauge and link style — the same two numbers we ask you to send.
Choosing Laser vs Resistance Welding
Resistance (spot) welding is faster per link and lower cost per joint — the right tool for continuous chain seams. Laser wins where the joint is visible, the metal is thin, or the work is piece-by-piece. Most chain factories run both; the jewelry welding machine selection guide walks the trade-off with cycle-rate numbers.
FAQ: Jewelry Welding Machines
Which metals can the machines weld?
Gold in all common karats, silver, K-gold and copper alloys. Laser parameters and electrode setups differ per alloy — send your karat and wire gauge for a configured setup.
Will welding discolor or distort thin gold components?
Pulsed laser welding concentrates energy at the joint with minimal spread; correct pulse settings keep thin-wall components within visual tolerance and avoid re-annealing adjacent work.
Are spare electrodes and consumables available?
Yes — torch tips, nozzles, clamps and wear parts ship from stock, with model fit lists so workshops order the right replacement the first time.
How is chain welding integrated into a production line?
Linking, welding and sizing sit in sequence; as part of a one-stop line we layout feeding, join and take-up stations around your target meters per shift, then train operators on the combined flow.
