AquaWelder – Brazing Station for Jewellery

Jewellers doing fine soldering work need a small, controllable flame and cannot always justify the space, cost or safety overhead of stored acetylene or LPG cylinders on the bench. AquaWelder's jewellery station addresses that directly with a water-fed micro-torch.

What Is It?

The AquaWelder jewellery brazing station is an alkaline water electrolyser paired with a fine-control micro-torch handpiece. It converts water into hydrogen-oxygen gas on demand and burns it at the torch tip to produce a precise, adjustable flame suited to fine solder joints on gold, silver, platinum and other precious-metal work.

Key Benefits

• Precision micro-flame suited to fine jewellery soldering and brazing joints
• No stored flammable gas cylinders on the bench — gas is produced on demand from water
• Compact benchtop footprint for jewellery workshops
• Adjustable flame for varying joint sizes and metal thicknesses
• Manufactured by AquaWelder HyEnergy Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara

How It Works

Water inside the unit is electrolysed into hydrogen and oxygen gas using mains electricity. The gas travels through a flashback-arrestor safety system to the torch handpiece, where it is ignited to produce a controllable flame for soldering and brazing.

Technical Specifications

Compatibility Notes

Suited to gold, silver and other precious-metal soldering/brazing at jewellery-workshop scale. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: Is this safer than an LPG or acetylene torch for a jewellery bench?

A: Yes. It is safer than an LPG or acetylene torch for a jewellery bench as the gas is generated on demand rather than stored under pressure, which removes the need for cylinder storage on the bench. 

Q: What metals can it be used on?

A:  Gold, Silver, Platinum, Copper

Q: How is the flame size adjusted?

A:  With the Glas Flow control knob.

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