It is designed for a wide range of metals including mild/structural steel, stainless steel, aluminum and other non-ferrous metals. Plasma cutting is recommended for thinner non-ferrous materials and stainless/aluminum; oxy-fuel (gas) cutting is used for very thick carbon steel where appropriate.
The machine dimensions are 1500 × 3000 mm, which corresponds to the nominal working table size. Confirm exact usable cutting envelope with the supplier if you need to accommodate fixtures or tube rotation devices.
Cutting thickness range is 0.1 mm up to 200 mm (depending on material and cutting method). Cutting precision is rated at ±0.05 mm under optimal conditions.
Cutting speed ranges from 0.1 mm/min up to 8000 mm/min. Actual productive speed depends on material type, thickness, torch, and program settings.
The machine is compatible with USA-brand plasma power sources and LGK power sources (as offered). It also supports gas (oxy-fuel) cutting for thick carbon steel when configured with the proper gas torch and gas supply.
The machine is built for plate cutting and can be configured for tube/pipe cutting when equipped with an optional rotary device or specialized fixtures. Ask the supplier about the available rotary attachments and any setup required.
Nesting software: FASTCAM. Cutting control software: STARTFIRE. Design can be done in AutoCAD, CAXA or other design tools (Photoshop for graphics). Files are transferred via USB. Common supported formats typically include DXF, PLT, NC and common image formats (BMP, JPG) — confirm exact supported versions with the vendor.
Yes — the machine uses an F1620 automatic control height system to maintain optimal arc distance which improves cut quality and consumable life.
Rated voltage is 380V (three-phase) and rated power is 8.5 kW. Ensure your site has a suitable 3-phase supply, proper breakers, and reliable grounding; site-specific electrical hookup should be arranged with a qualified electrician.
Machine weight is approximately 1250 kg. Installation typically requires a level concrete floor, lifting equipment for placement, correct electrical hookup, compressed/gas supply lines (if using oxy-fuel), and commissioning by trained technicians. Discuss on-site requirements with the supplier prior to delivery.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning the table and slats, lubricating guide rails and bearings, checking and tensioning drive belts/rails, inspecting and replacing torch consumables (electrodes, nozzles, shields), and verifying cable/connector integrity. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule for optimum performance.
Yes — standard plasma consumables (electrodes, nozzles, swirl rings, shields) and wear parts (guide rollers, seals) are commonly available. Contact the supplier for recommended spare parts lists and lead times for specific components.
Use appropriate PPE (welding gloves, goggles/face shield, flame-resistant clothing), ensure proper ventilation or fume extraction, maintain fire extinguishers nearby, verify machine grounding, and use the emergency stop if needed. Only trained operators should run the machine.
Nominal accuracy is 0.05 mm in ideal conditions. Real-world accuracy depends on material flatness and fixturing, consumable condition, torch height control, machine leveling, and program quality. Regular calibration and proper maintenance help maintain accuracy.
Training and commissioning are commonly offered by vendors (onsite or remote) but vary by supplier. Warranty and after-sales service terms also differ — request written details from the seller for warranty period, scope, and available service/support packages.
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