Plasma Cutters
Plasma Cutters cut electrically conductive metals, such as carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum, with a constricted plasma arc in fabrication shops, equipment maintenance and dismantling work. Their job is cutting rather than joining, unlike the welding machines alongside them; buyers choose by metal type and maximum cutting thickness, current output, compressed-air or gas and power requirements, and availability of torch nozzles and electrodes.
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This class serves cutting conductive metals via a plasma arc. Design details vary by model: power-source type, plasma-gas system, start system, control panel, and power and compressed-gas requirements. Cutter suitability for metal type and thickness varies by model and its specifications. Technical note: a plasma cutter is an integrated system that includes the power source, plasma arrangement, and operating controls; the torch, consumable nozzle, and inner electrode are operating components within the system. This class differs from welding machines in primary function — cutting rather than joining. Uses: metal-fabrication shops, heavy-equipment maintenance, parts manufacturing, dismantling and demolition work, automotive shops, and manufacture of metal doors and windows. Operating considerations: selecting the cutter based on target metal type and thickness, integration with the compressed-air or gas system, periodic torch maintenance and replacement of consumable components, and operator training. Model specifications, current capacity, gas requirements, and power requirements are reviewed in the product documentation before selection.
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This class serves cutting conductive metals via a plasma arc. Design details vary by model: power-source type, plasma-gas system, start system, control panel, and power and compressed-gas requirements. Cutter suitability for metal type and thickness varies by model and its specifications. Technical note: a plasma cutter is an integrated system that includes the power source, plasma arrangement, and operating controls; the torch, consumable nozzle, and inner electrode are operating components within the system. This class differs from welding machines in primary function — cutting rather than joining. Uses: metal-fabrication shops, heavy-equipment maintenance, parts manufacturing, dismantling and demolition work, automotive shops, and manufacture of metal doors and windows. Operating considerations: selecting the cutter based on target metal type and thickness, integration with the compressed-air or gas system, periodic torch maintenance and replacement of consumable components, and operator training. Model specifications, current capacity, gas requirements, and power requirements are reviewed in the product documentation before selection.
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