A Revolutionary Inexpensive 3D Wax Engraving, Milling and Rapid Prototyping System

Following the surge of computerization in the jewellery industry in recent years, many students and jewellery practitioners have grasped the techniques for using three dimensional design softwares to create their own jewellerys. Nonetheless, some jewellery producers have not attempted to use computers in the production of jewellery. There are numerous reasons for deterring them from computerizing the production, including the following:

1) the cost of investment in computers is too high;
2) their production quantities are insufficient to justify the investment cost;
3) they are worried that the post-sales support may not be sufficient and it may be difficult for them to adapt to the change; and
4) the high operating cost may outweigh the benefits associated with the change.

To eliminate the above concerns of the local jewellery producers, Double Technology Company will roll out a revolutionary inexpensive 3D wax engraving, milling and rapid prototyping system to help customers take the first step forward.

The biggest merit of the system is that it can help designers complete 80-90% of the end products within extremely short time and with the lowest cost (ordinary wax is used). Meanwhile, the end products will not shrink, be asymmetric and have direct casting problem. This system can enable the jewellery producers to truly enjoy the advantages of using computers to perform production.

Main features of the system:

The entire computer numerical control complete with 4-axis of the system enables users to perform 360 degrees milling and scanning, which makes production and replication of rings, pendants, earrings and etc. and collection of 3D data of the work piece possible and easy. Moreover, with the sophisticated CAM software DeskProto 4.0, users can easily master the skills within 1 day and create their work piece without difficulty.

Samples:

Click here to see the 360 degrees milling operation (short film).
Click here to see the 360 degrees scanning operation (short film).