Solutions

Four production lines, one supplier

Marking, welding, chain forming and inline chain welding. Pick the process you need to run and we match the machine to the metal, the wire diameter and the volume.

4Equipment categories
16Machine types
0.11–5.5 mmWire diameter range covered
20–300 WLaser power range
Marking

Power is chosen by depth, not by budget

All fiber markers in the range run at the same 1064 nm wavelength, the same ≤ 7000 mm/s scan speed and the same ≤ 0.01 mm repeat accuracy. What changes with power is how much material you remove per pass.

  • 20–30 W — surface marks: hallmarks, karat stamps, batch codes, QR codes.
  • 50–70 W — deep engraving on rings, tags and findings in fewer passes.
  • 100 W — deep marking plus light cutting of thin sheet and blanks.
  • Enclosed or open frame — EST-FEP is a closed cabinet; EST-FP is an open desktop galvo with a 110×110 or 150×150 mm field.
ModelPowerTypical use
EST-FEP 20W20 WHallmarks, karat & batch codes
EST-FEP 50W50 WDeep engraving, rings & tags
EST-FEP 100W100 WDeep marking + light cutting
EST-FP 20/30W20–30 WOpen desktop galvo, mixed materials
EST-F12 W fiber / 10 W diodePortable, 70×70 mm field, ≤ 0.001 mm repeat
Welding

Bench repair and production welding are different machines

The Mini 7 and Mini 10 families share the same YAG source and cooling; they differ in display size and bench footprint. Above 200 W the work moves off the bench: the EST-JWP200 is floor-standing with a water chiller and a 5 kW draw.

  • Mini 7 (JW60E–JW200E) — 54×29×29 cm, 7" touch-screen, air and water cooling.
  • Mini 10 (JW60EP–JW200EP) — 57×29×29 cm with a 10.8" screen for longer sessions.
  • JW80 — 29 kg benchtop with stereo microscope; optional Heraeus xenon lamp and Motic optics.
  • EST-JWP200 — 200 W floor unit, 1–25 Hz, argon and microscope options for production runs.
ModelPowerDisplayFormat
JW8080 W7" HDBenchtop, 29 kg
Mini 7 JW100E100 W7"Benchtop
Mini 10 JW150EP150 W10.8"Benchtop
Mini 10 JW200EP200 W10.8"Benchtop
EST-JWP200200 W10"Floor, water chiller
Chain making

Machines are selected by chain style and wire diameter

Wire range is the first filter. A rope machine set for 0.25 mm wire will not run 3 mm box link — that is a different frame.

Chain styleModelWire diameterMachine weight
RopeEST-C-RCM0.25 – 0.8 mm170 kg
Chinese rope (fine, high density)EST-CRC0.11 – 0.35 mm185 kg
Spiga / wheatEST-SPIGA0.11 – 0.55 mm121 kg
Snake (hollow)EST-SNC0.2 – 1.5 mm208 kg
Cable, all-in-oneEST-C-F4500.19 – 0.45 mm185 kg
Box, solder powderEST-C-BX10.6 – 1.0 mm83 kg
Box, integrated laser weldingEST-C-BX21.2 – 3.0 mm176 kg
Rolo / belcherEST-C-RLM1.2 – 5.5 mm180 kg
BismarkEST-C-BCM0.2 – 1.5 mm180 kg
Ball / beadEST-C-BOC0.8 – 2.0 mm285 kg
Diamond-cut finishingEST-C-FCMup to 1.2 mm550 kg

All chain machines run on 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz. Full dimension and capacity sheets are on each model page.

How a quote is built

From your production brief to a specified machine

Production brief

Chain style or marking job, metal, wire diameter, target output per shift, and the voltage available at your site.

Model shortlist

We narrow to one or two models whose published wire range, power and footprint actually cover the brief.

Specification & quote

You receive the full spec sheet, the options that apply (chiller, microscope, rotary, faceting) and pricing.

Install & run-in

Setup parameters for your metal and wire, plus operator guidance for the first production runs.

Tell us what you need to produce

Send the chain style and wire diameter, or the marking job and metal. We answer with the model that matches and its specification sheet.