Two jobs on one page. If you are setting a bench up, start with the accessories that change what the machine can hold and see. If you are already running one, jump straight to reordering the parts that wear — matched to your model so nothing arrives wrong.
Made for precious-metal work
Model-matched before it ships
Reorder from your last order
Part identified before you pay
Four different reasons to be on this page. Pick the one you are here for.
Six accessories that change what a jewelry laser welder can do. All of them are specified against your machine before anything ships.
Turns a ring under the head so a seam can be run right around it without releasing and re-clamping. The dual mount takes both ring and small round work.
A smaller axis for fine work — chain, thin bezels and small findings that a full-size ring axis cannot hold without marking.
Holds the piece square and still while you place a cut or a joint. Repeatable positioning is what makes a second operator's weld look like the first one's.
Replacement or upgrade sources, quoted against the machine you have. This is the one item on the page that is never bought by description alone.
What the operator cannot resolve, the operator cannot aim at. An upgraded head is the cheapest way to make fine work possible on a machine you already own.
Sets the working height under the head so the joint sits at focus rather than the operator sitting wrong. Also what fixtures and rotary axes bolt onto.
The parts that actually run out on a jewelry laser welder. Sizes vary by model — send your model and serial with the reorder and we match them before anything ships.

Sits between the optics and the work and takes the spatter so the focusing lens does not. Replaced on a schedule, not when it fails.

Direct the shielding gas at the joint. A worn or blocked bore shows up as oxide around the weld before it shows up anywhere else.

Matched to the piece, not to the spool label — gold by karat and colour, silver by alloy, platinum by family. Stock the ones your bench sees weekly.

Keeps oxide out of the pool on high-alloy gold, sterling and cobalt-bearing platinum. Cylinders are usually sourced locally — regulators and fittings are not.

10K–22K in three colours, 925 and fine silver, and platinum by alloy family. Ordered by what you repair rather than by what is cheapest per gram.

Brushes, compound and a stone for keeping bores clear and mounts clean. Ten minutes a week that keeps consumables lasting the interval they are rated for.
Already running a machine? Five fields. We confirm the part against your model before we quote it, so nothing arrives that does not fit.
Most of the list is the same across the range. What differs is dimensions — and dimensions are exactly what gets ordered wrong. Pick your model, then send the serial with the order.
This model is offered in more than one configuration, including CCD viewing. Cover glass diameter and nozzle bore follow the configuration, not the model name — send the serial.
Built-in fume extraction means a filter element on the reorder list that the other models do not have. Worth stocking a spare.
Water-cooled machines add coolant and filter changes to the schedule. These are the parts a bench most often discovers it needed on the day it stopped.
The compact platform is offered across a power range, so optics and nozzle sizes are set by the configuration you were shipped. Send the serial rather than the model name alone.
Find the work you do most, then read across. This is the fastest way to see what a bench is missing.
| Application | Rotary axis | Cutting fixture | Microscope upgrade | Lifting worktable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ring sizing | Ring axis | Helpful | Optional | Helpful |
| Chain & findings | Micro axis | Helpful | Key | Optional |
| Prong & stone-set | Optional | Key | Key | Helpful |
| Filigree & wirework | Micro axis | Helpful | Key | Helpful |
| Porosity & crack filling | Optional | Key | Helpful | Helpful |
| Batch & production | Helpful | Key | Helpful | Key |
"Key" means the job is usually limited by this before anything else. It ranks what to buy first — it is not a compatibility statement, which is confirmed against your model.
Hover or tap a marker to see what sits there and what it costs to keep running.
The stereo microscope head and the rotary axes are not visible in this view — both mount above and onto the worktable respectively. Ask and we will confirm the fit for your chamber.
Three different budgets. Knowing which column an item sits in stops a shop budgeting a consumable once and then being surprised every quarter.
Ships with it. Confirm on your quotation rather than from this page.
Bought once, changes what the machine can do. Specified against your model.
Recurring cost. Worth working out per month at your volume before you buy.
What is worth having on the shelf before you need it, sorted by how badly the bench stops without it.
Replaced on a schedule. Running out of these turns a five-minute job into a week's wait.
Used every working week. Order by what your bench actually repairs, not by unit price.
Rarely needed, and the bench is down until they arrive. One on the shelf changes the worst day of the year.
Send the model and what you are trying to do, and we will come back with the accessory that fits or the consumable that matches — identified before you pay for it.
Or leave an email and we will send a reminder when your usual consumables are due for reorder.