Graveur pneumatique

Professional jewelry engraving machines and stone setting tools trusted by jewelers and goldsmiths worldwide. Achieve fine detailing, precise carving, and secure stone setting on gold, silver, and platinum with ease.

Browse by Category

• Jewelry Engraving Machines — Pneumatic and electric engravers for high-speed, precise carving and detailing
• Jewelry Stereo Microscopes — Binocular microscopes for precision stone setting and micro-inlay work
• Jewelry Engraving Blocks and Ball Vises — 360° swivel ball vises for secure workpiece holding during engraving and setting
• Jewelry Gravers and Engraving Cutters — Carving knives, graver sets and engraving tools for wax, metal and stone

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools do I need for jewelry engraving?
For professional jewelry engraving, you typically need a pneumatic or electric engraving machine, a ball vise or engraving block to hold the workpiece, gravers or engraving cutters, and a stereo microscope for precision stone setting and micro-inlay work.

What is a ball vise used for in jewelry making?
A ball vise holds rings, pendants, and other jewelry pieces securely during engraving and stone setting. The 360° swivel design allows you to rotate the workpiece to any angle for precise access to every surface.

What is the difference between a pneumatic and electric engraving machine?
Pneumatic engraving machines use compressed air to drive the handpiece, offering variable speed and excellent control for detailed work. Electric engravers are more portable and do not require an air compressor, making them ideal for smaller workshops or on-the-go use.

Do I need a stereo microscope for stone setting?
A stereo microscope is highly recommended for micro-pave, channel setting, and any work requiring extreme precision. It magnifies the work area 7x–45x, reducing eye strain and significantly improving accuracy when setting small stones.

How do I choose the right graver for jewelry engraving?
The choice of graver depends on the type of engraving and material. Flat gravers are used for bright-cut engraving, round gravers for wax carving and stone setting, and knife gravers for fine line work. Wax carving knife sets are ideal for model making and sculpting before casting.

All equipment is professionally tested and backed by Tooltos customer support. Contact us at sales@tooltos.com for expert advice.