Professional gemstone treatment machine designed to enhance clarity and durability through safe high-pressure oiling and optional resin filling. The chamber is constructed from stainless steel, featuring temperature control, a timer function, a cooling fan, and a compact, durable design, delivering reliable performance for emerald and other gemstone treatments. Available in two variants: Oiling + Resin or Oiling-Only, and supplied with step-by-step SOP and after-sales support.
The Gemstone Oiling & Resin Filling Machine is a professional solution for gemstone manufacturers, labs, and jewelry professionals. Controlled vacuum and heat allow oil or resin to penetrate deep into fractures and pores, enhancing clarity and reinforcing gemstones. The system is constructed using stainless steel and fits easily into workshops and production units.
Choose from two variants: a dual Oiling + Resin system or an Oiling-Only system.
Chamber Capacity | ~140 ml (65 mm height × 52 mm diameter) |
Vacuum Level | −650 to −730 mmHg |
Temperature Range | Up to 100 °C |
Timer Range | Up to 999 minutes |
Recommended Pressure Range | 6000–7000 PSI for Emeralds and most other stones |
Maximum Pressure | 9000 PSI |
Power Supply | 220 V / 110 V |
Construction | SS304 stainless steel, sealed chamber |
Dimensions | 340 × 215 × 306 mm |
Weight | ~18 kg |
The following before and after images of Emeralds are unedited. We photographed them under the same lighting conditions and at 10X magnification to show the true effect of treatment.
Oiling + Resin variant of the machine includes a 2-stage 1/4 hp vacuum pump and an acrylic resin lid with valve and vacuum gauge. Oiling-Only does not include these accessories.
Typical temperature range for gemstones like Emeralds is 60°C to 80°C. The system is locked in to support up to 100 °C. Select temperature and time depending on the oil/resin used and stone characteristics, following the SOP guide.
Pressure is not set directly; it’s created when the oil expands under heat in the sealed chamber. The target temperature you set on the controller (e.g., ~75 °C for cedarwood oil with emeralds) determines how much the oil expands, and thus how much pressure builds inside. Therefore, it depends on the characteristics of the oil and the target temperature.
Emeralds are the most common. Other porous or fractured stones can be treated after testing to confirm compatibility with oil or resin.
The chamber is ~140 ml (65 mm × 52 mm), suitable for small-to-medium batches.
The average working capacity is about 400 carats per batch, depending on the size of the stones. For small emeralds (2–5 ct), this can be 80–150 stones, while larger stones reduce the count accordingly.
There can be multiple factors. Results vary mainly due to:
Stones with open, clean fractures that are well dried and treated under stable pressure/vacuum + correct heat will always show the best clarity enhancement