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QCW-150W 150W QCW Fiber Welding Source for Inline Jewelry Chain Link Welding

A 150 W QCW fiber source balancing speed and precision for chain welding. It welds each link as the chain forms, delivering up to 15 J per pulse with air cooling, so joint strength no longer depends on solder powder.

  • Power150 W
  • SourceQCW Fiber
  • CoolingAir cooling
  • SupplyAC 220±10% 50/60Hz

At a glance

Best for
Chain Welding Machines
Power
150 W
Cooling
Air cooling
Supply
AC 220±10% 50/60Hz

Full specifications

Published values for the QCW-150W. Anything not listed is confirmed in writing at quotation.

QCW-150W specifications
Identification
ModelQCW-150W
CategoryChain Welding Machines
Machine typeQCW Fiber Welding Source
Primary processWelding / Repair
Laser / drive
Laser typeQCW Fiber
Laser power150 W
Wavelength1080 nm
Pulse energy15 J
Pulse frequency0.2–50 ms pulse
Operation
CoolingAir cooling
Installation
Power supplyAC 220±10% 50/60Hz
Power consumption600 W

QCW-150W in operation

Machine footage on the ESTAR TECH channel Factory and production-line video for the full machine range.

What the QCW-150W is built to do

The QCW-150W is a qcw fiber welding source in the chain welding machines range. A 150 W QCW fiber source balancing speed and precision for chain welding.

An inline welding source sits alongside the chain machine and fuses every link as it is formed. Compared with a solder-powder joint, a welded link keeps the parent alloy at the joint, which matters for both strength and for colour matching on finished chain.

This unit delivers 15 J at 0.2–50 ms pulse with air cooling. The trade-off between YAG and QCW fiber sources — single-pulse energy against heat input and running cost — is covered in the gold chain production line guide.

Capability in practice

The figures below are the ones that decide whether this machine suits a given job. The full table is in the specifications section above.

ParameterQCW-150WWhat it decides
Laser power150 WSets the section thickness that can be fused in a single pulse.
Pulse energy15 JEnergy per pulse decides how much section you can fuse in one shot.
Pulse frequency0.2–50 ms pulseHigher rates suit continuous inline work; lower rates suit deeper single welds.
CoolingAir coolingDetermines duty cycle and whether a separate chiller is needed on site.

Where it fits in a workshop

The source is installed beside the chain machine and shares the line's duty cycle, so its cooling method and power draw matter as much as its pulse energy. It pairs with the chain making machines in the same range.

  • Production line duty — continuous running as part of a chain cell.
  • Findings assembly — welding clasps, jump rings, posts and bails.

Installation and site requirements

Most delayed commissionings come down to three things: the supply, the cooling and the route into the room. Check these against the site before the machine ships.

  • Electrical supply — this machine expects AC 220±10% 50/60Hz. Confirm the socket, the breaker rating and whether the site is 50 Hz or 60 Hz.
  • Power draw600 W. Size the circuit for continuous, not peak, operation.
  • Cooling — Air cooling. No separate chiller position is required.

Operator handover covers the software, the parameter set for the specific alloy and wire in use, and the first production run. If any of the figures above sit close to your limits, say so on the quotation request and we will confirm before the order is placed.

How the QCW-150W compares

Other qcw fiber welding source models in the range, so you can see where this one sits rather than reading its specification in isolation.

Model Power Wire / field Cooling Weight
QCW-150W this page 150 W Air cooling
QCW-100W 100 W Air cooling
QCW-300W 300 W Air cooling

Overview

The QCW-150W is a qcw fiber welding source built for welding / repair in jewelry manufacturing, supplied by Sawyers Jewelry. A 150 W QCW fiber source balancing speed and precision for chain welding. It is designed for reliable daily production with consistent, repeatable results.

Key Capabilities

  • Laser power: 150 W (QCW Fiber)
  • Cooling: Air cooling

Typical Applications

The QCW-150W is well suited to full chain production line and findings & clasp welding. Settings can be adapted to your metal mix and output requirements.

Supported Metals

The machine processes gold, silver, stainless steel and brass. Working within the rated wire range protects link consistency and extends machine life.

Ordering & Support

Sawyers Jewelry supplies the QCW-150W with options for voltage and tooling, plus export documentation and after-sales support. Use the inquiry form on this page for a tailored quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions — QCW-150W

What is the QCW-150W used for?

The QCW-150W is a qcw fiber welding source built for welding / repair in jewelry manufacturing. A 150 W QCW fiber source balancing speed and precision for chain welding.

Which metals can the QCW-150W process?

The QCW-150W is designed to process Mixed / Other, Gold, Silver, Stainless Steel, and Brass. Settings can be tuned per metal to protect surface finish and dimensional accuracy.

What laser power does the QCW-150W have?

The QCW-150W is configured with a 150 W laser source (QCW Fiber). This power level is matched to chain welding machines work, balancing processing speed with edge quality on precious metals.

What jewelry applications is the QCW-150W best suited to?

The QCW-150W is commonly deployed for full chain production line and findings & clasp welding. For production planning, match the model to your daily output and metal mix.

What are the power requirements for the QCW-150W?

The QCW-150W runs on AC 220±10% 50/60Hz, with typical consumption around 600 W. Confirm your facility supply and, where required, allow for the recommended cooling and ventilation before installation.

Can the QCW-150W be customized or quoted for export?

Yes. Sawyers Jewelry supplies the QCW-150W with options for voltage, tooling and accessories, and provides quotations including export documentation. Submit the inquiry form on this page with your target metals and output to receive a tailored recommendation.

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