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plasma cutters

plasma cutters

Product catalog summary
Overview of Plasma Cutting Equipment
Plasma cutting equipment is designed for cutting all electrically conductive materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and other non-ferrous materials. The equipment operates using compressed air, which ionizes upon contact with an electric arc between the electrode (negative) and the workpiece (positive), transforming into conductive plasma. This process reaches temperatures around 20,000°C, enabling rapid metal fusion.

Specifications and Features
  • Models: Plasmacut 70, Plasmacut 100, Plasmacut 140
  • Functionality: Simplified operation with compressed air, replacing traditional oxy-acetylene cutting systems with advantages and reduced risks.
  • Key Features: High-frequency ignition, air post-flow, thermal protection, torch protection, robust construction, integrated air regulator and filter.
  • Adaptability: The torch can be adapted for linear, circular, or angular cutting and is suitable for pantographs.

Inverter Models
  • Models: E-40 Plasmacut, E-160 CutWeld
  • Capabilities: Single-phase inverters for cutting metals up to 8 mm thickness, essential for maintenance and pipe welding professionals.
  • Additional Functions: E-160 CutWeld allows MMA and TIG DC welding with high-frequency ignition.

Technical Data
  • Input Voltage: 3x230/400 V
  • Duty Cycle: 80%-120% at various amperages
  • Air Pressure: 0.6/0.7 MPa
  • Thickness Capacity: Up to 12 mm
  • Protection Degree: IP 21
  • Insulation Class: H
  • Dimensions and Weight: Vary by model

Additional Information
The distributor reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. For more details, contact João R. Matos, S.A., ELECTREX Aveiro, Portugal.
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