Pyrography Machines and Tips
Professional Reig pyrography machines with one or two outputs, handles, stand and all 15 pyrography tips for working on wood, leather, paper, fabric and stone. Important: each handle only fits the output of its own machine model; check the connector before you buy.
How to choose your pyrography machine
A pyrography machine (wood burner) has a metal tip that heats up to burn and draw on wood, leather, fabric, paper, suede and stone. Here you will find Reig pyrography machines, handles, a stand and all the tips for drawing, shading, stippling and filling.
One-output or two-output machine
- Reig 501 (one output): 30 W, adjustable voltage from 8 to 16 V, with potentiometer. Includes tip no. 1.
- Reig 502 (two outputs): both outputs can be used at the same time, 35 W, adjustable voltage from 8 to 16 V. Two people can burn at once, or one person can work with two tips simultaneously. Includes 2 handles and 2 no. 1 tips.
- Both share the same size (about 176 x 133 x 88 mm) and a 2-year warranty.
- For a simpler start, there is the pyrography pen with 6 tips.
⚠ Very important: the handle must match your machine's output
Reig machines have changed the connector between handle and machine over time, so there are several handle models: triple connection, M25 connector and jack plug. Each handle only works with the output of its own machine model. Before buying a spare handle, check which connector your machine has and choose the matching handle. If in doubt, write to us with your machine model and we will tell you which one you need.
- Handles are sold with different connections: check the handle name (triple connection, M25 connector or jack plug).
- Tips, on the other hand, fit all handles.
- A spare handle lets you keep another tip mounted and change effect without waiting for the tip in use to cool down.
- The tip and handle stand holds the hot tool safely while you work.
Temperature by material
The regulator reaches about 750 °C. Manufacturer reference: delicate materials, 200–300 °C; harder materials such as wood or stone, 300–500 °C.
Pyrography tips: what each one is for
- No. 1 universal: strokes of different widths depending on how you rest its bevelled end. No. 15 fine universal: smaller than no. 1, for more precise strokes and shading.
- No. 2 flat blade: lines, shading and toned backgrounds. No. 3 curved blade: the ideal one for shading with more or less intensity. No. 9 half-moon blade: outlines the design and adds shading with precise curves.
- No. 4 (beak shape): gilding and stippling. No. 12 fine stippling: extra-fine dots of Ø 1.5 mm. No. 14 medium round tip: dots of Ø 2 mm.
- No. 13 fine tip: fine, precise strokes, and also stippling and fine parallel lines.
- No. 5: empty circles of Ø 3 mm. No. 8 rounded tip: ball tip for dots and lines of Ø 3 mm. No. 10: empty semicircles of 1.5 mm radius. No. 11: ovals or oval patterns. No. 6: small equilateral triangles.
- No. 7 serrated blade: parallel lines or spaced dots.
- Available individually or in the set of 15 assorted tips. All of them fit any handle.
FAQ
Which handle do I need for my machine?
The one that matches your model's output. Handles are made with different connectors (triple connection, M25 and jack plug) and each one only fits the output of its own machine model. Check your machine's connector before buying.
Do the tips fit all handles?
Yes. Reig pyrography tips fit any handle; what changes from one handle to another is the connector to the machine, not the tip.
What is the difference between the one-output and two-output machine?
The one-output Reig 501 has 30 W; the two-output Reig 502 has 35 W and both outputs work at the same time. Both adjust voltage from 8 to 16 V.
Can I use two tips at once?
Yes, with the two-output Reig 502: you can work with two tips simultaneously, alone or with another person.
What is included with the Reig 501 and 502?
The 501 includes the station with handle and tip no. 1. The 502 includes 2 handles and 2 no. 1 tips. Other tips are sold separately, individually or in the 15-tip set.
What temperature should I use?
Delicate materials: 200–300 °C. Wood or stone: 300–500 °C. The regulator reaches about 750 °C.
Which materials can I burn?
Wood, leather, fabric, paper, suede and stone.
What warranty do Reig machines have?
2 years manufacturer warranty.