Built for independent jewelers and small repair shops that want to bring everyday gold, silver and platinum repairs back in-house — an affordable investment with easy bench integration and microscope-guided precision.
Reference price range: US$5,000–8,000 depending on configuration — or simply Request Price for a formal quote.
The Essential model is built for workshops taking their first step into laser welding
You handle sizing, chains and prong work yourself and want clean, stone-safe joints without sending pieces out.
A steady stream of everyday repairs, where outsourcing eats margin and turnaround time frustrates customers.
Offer while-you-wait fixes at the counter — a service that keeps customers in your store instead of a competitor's.
Never run a laser welder before? The MW-DW200's simple controls make it a practical machine to learn on.
Typical bench repairs the MW-DW200 handles every day
Every feature maps to a benefit you feel at the bench
Pulse length adjustable from 0.1 to 5.0 ms lets you dial energy delivery to the job.
Benefit: delicate work stays safeChange the weld spot from 0.1 to 2.0 mm — from prong tips to shank seams on one machine.
Benefit: one machine, many repairsBinocular microscope with crosshair keeps the weld point exactly where you aim it.
Benefit: place welds, don't guess themConsistent pulse-to-pulse energy means repeatable seams instead of trial-and-error spots.
Benefit: predictable resultsSized and specified for everyday ring, chain, prong and setting work — not over-built, not under-built.
Benefit: right-sized investmentWorks on gold in all karats, sterling silver, platinum, titanium and stainless alloys.
Benefit: take on the whole trayFour parameters do the real work — tap each one to see what it means for your jewelry
The ceiling of instantaneous power each pulse can reach. Everyday gold and silver repairs use only a fraction of it; the headroom is what lets you weld reflective and heat-hungry metals like platinum cleanly.
Tap the numbered points to explore the machine
Binocular microscope with a crosshair reticle. You see the joint magnified and the pulse lands exactly on the crosshair — essential for prong tips and fine chain.
Five steps, repeated all day — the rhythm of laser repair at the bench
Hold the piece in the work area, joint under the crosshair.
Sharpen the microscope view until the seam is crisp.
Choose pulse length, frequency and spot size for the metal.
Fire pulses along the joint, overlapping each spot.
Check the seam under magnification, then file and polish.
Benchtop footprint, single-phase power — it moves in without renovation
| Model | MW-DW200 |
| Power Supply | 220V / 50Hz / 60A |
| Maximum Peak Power | ≤6 kW |
| Pulse Frequency | 0–20 Hz |
| Pulse Length | 0.1–5.0 ms |
| Spot Diameter | 0.1–2.0 mm |
| Dimensions | 840 × 450 × 500 mm |
| Net Weight | 60 kg |
Choose the Essential when it fits — and know when to step up
Your first laser welder. Daily ring, chain, prong and setting repairs in an independent shop.
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View QCW SeriesDon't take our word for it — let your own jewelry prove the machine
Ship us a broken chain, a worn prong or a cracked casting — the actual work you see in your shop.
Our technicians weld your sample on the MW-DW200 and document the result for you.
You get honest feedback — including whether a different model suits your workload better.
Everything you need to know before you buy
Tell us what you repair and how much of it — we reply with a formal quote and honest advice on whether the Essential is the right fit.
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