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Warns against direct contact with the cutting circuit due to high no-load voltage.
Advises switching off and disconnecting power before cable work or torch part replacement.
Emphasizes connecting to a power supply with a neutral lead earthed.
Prohibits operation in damp/wet conditions or rain, and with worn cables.
Prohibits cutting on containers with flammable liquids/gases or under pressure.
Stresses the need for ventilation to remove fumes and evaluate exposure limits.
Highlights maintaining electrical insulation with the torch, workpiece, and earthed parts.
Mandates eye protection with special actinic glass masks or helmets.
Advises fire-resistant clothing and protection from UV/IR rays for operator and bystanders.
Mentions wearing PPE for daily noise exposure of 85 dBA or more.
Warns about electromagnetic fields interfering with electrical/electronic equipment, especially for users with medical devices.
Lists specific precautions for plasma cutting operations in hazardous environments.
Emphasizes using manufacturer-approved parts and avoiding non-original ones.
Advises placing the power source on a stable, horizontal surface to prevent tipping.
States that using the system for unintended purposes is dangerous.
Lists key features like voltage control, thermostat, and air pressure display.
Lists standard accessories like the torch and air connection kit.
Lists optional accessories like spare electrode-nozzle kits.
Introduces technical information and explains the machine's rating plate.
Covers voltage, frequency, cutting performance, serial number, and fuse requirements.
Refers to safety standards explained in the general safety section.
Refers to tables for power source, torch specs, and machine weight.
Details the function of power supply, IGBT, transformer, and control electronics.
Identifies controls and connections on the back and front panels, including indicators and adjustment knobs.
Outlines safety precautions and procedures for electrical connections.
Covers unpacking, assembling, lifting, and safely installing the machine.
Instructions for connecting the main power, cutting circuit, earth clamp, and torch.
Explains how to connect the compressed air supply.
Explains plasma cutting principles and HF/shorting start methods.
Outlines preliminary steps and the process of performing cutting operations.
Crucial safety warning before maintenance and overview of routine tasks.
Details maintenance for torch components like spacer, nozzle holder, electrode.
Maintenance of compressed air filter and procedures for extraordinary maintenance.
Critical safety warning regarding internal machine maintenance.
Lists initial checks and common cutting defects with their causes.
Details the manufacturer's guarantee policy, exclusions, and validity conditions.
Warns against direct contact with the cutting circuit due to high no-load voltage.
Advises switching off and disconnecting power before cable work or torch part replacement.
Emphasizes connecting to a power supply with a neutral lead earthed.
Prohibits operation in damp/wet conditions or rain, and with worn cables.
Prohibits cutting on containers with flammable liquids/gases or under pressure.
Stresses the need for ventilation to remove fumes and evaluate exposure limits.
Highlights maintaining electrical insulation with the torch, workpiece, and earthed parts.
Mandates eye protection with special actinic glass masks or helmets.
Advises fire-resistant clothing and protection from UV/IR rays for operator and bystanders.
Mentions wearing PPE for daily noise exposure of 85 dBA or more.
Warns about electromagnetic fields interfering with electrical/electronic equipment, especially for users with medical devices.
Lists specific precautions for plasma cutting operations in hazardous environments.
Emphasizes using manufacturer-approved parts and avoiding non-original ones.
Advises placing the power source on a stable, horizontal surface to prevent tipping.
States that using the system for unintended purposes is dangerous.
Lists key features like voltage control, thermostat, and air pressure display.
Lists standard accessories like the torch and air connection kit.
Lists optional accessories like spare electrode-nozzle kits.
Introduces technical information and explains the machine's rating plate.
Covers voltage, frequency, cutting performance, serial number, and fuse requirements.
Refers to safety standards explained in the general safety section.
Refers to tables for power source, torch specs, and machine weight.
Details the function of power supply, IGBT, transformer, and control electronics.
Identifies controls and connections on the back and front panels, including indicators and adjustment knobs.
Outlines safety precautions and procedures for electrical connections.
Covers unpacking, assembling, lifting, and safely installing the machine.
Instructions for connecting the main power, cutting circuit, earth clamp, and torch.
Explains how to connect the compressed air supply.
Explains plasma cutting principles and HF/shorting start methods.
Outlines preliminary steps and the process of performing cutting operations.
Crucial safety warning before maintenance and overview of routine tasks.
Details maintenance for torch components like spacer, nozzle holder, electrode.
Maintenance of compressed air filter and procedures for extraordinary maintenance.
Critical safety warning regarding internal machine maintenance.
Lists initial checks and common cutting defects with their causes.
Details the manufacturer's guarantee policy, exclusions, and validity conditions.
General| Brand | Telwin |
|---|---|
| Model | TECHNOLOGY PLASMA 41 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
