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Input Phase | Single Phase |
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Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Output Current | 60 A |
Duty Cycle | 60% @ 60 A |
Open Circuit Voltage | 300 VDC |
Process | Plasma Cutting |
Pilot Arc Starting | Yes |
Output Current Range | 20–60 A |
Cutting Capacity | 3/4" |
Essential safety guidelines, hazard levels (Danger, Warning, Caution, Important), and instructions before operation.
Specific safety precautions and hazards associated with plasma arc cutting processes, including UV rays and spatter.
Guidelines for preventing electrical shock and managing electromagnetic fields during operation.
Information on explosion risks from sparks and proper environmental disposal of electrical equipment.
Explanation of technical terms, standards (EN), and machine plate specifications.
Detailed technical specifications including power input/output, dimensions, and weight.
Highlights of the machine's inverter technology, material capability, cutting capacity, and adjustability.
Identification and description of major components, controls, and indicators on the equipment panel.
Details on built-in safety devices like overload cutout, pneumatic protection, and electrical safeguards.
Explanation of the adjustable arc control for precise cutting of different material layers.
Important warnings regarding safety devices, spare parts, housing, and machine operation.
Instructions and precautions for installing and setting up the plasma cutting machine, including power and air supply.
Detailed guide on turning on, setting up, and executing plasma cuts with the machine.
Techniques for starting cuts from the center and cutting multiple layers of metal.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving issues like insufficient penetration and cutting arc loss.
Information on replacing worn parts (electrode, nozzle) and factors affecting consumable lifespan.
Reference chart detailing optimal cutting speeds for various materials and thicknesses.
Tips for maintaining air quality and using appropriate spare parts to prevent damage.
Procedures for internal cleaning, water trap checks, and power disconnection during maintenance.
Guidelines for ensuring secure wiring and proper reassembly after performing repairs on the machine.
Detailed list and identification of all replaceable parts for the machine.
Visual representation of the machine's electrical connections and components.
Key for identifying wire colors used in the wiring diagram for clarity.
Details of the two-year limited warranty, coverage, exclusions, and claim process.
Contact information for customer service and technical support for repairs and inquiries.