1500*3000mm Metal Cutting CNC Plasma Plate and Tube Cutting Machine

It is designed to cut conductive metals such as mild/carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and brass. Capability depends on the plasma source and cutting consumables; confirm material-specific settings with the supplier.

The machine supports a cutting thickness range from 0.1 mm up to 200 mm (maximum thickness depends on the plasma power source and material type).

Cutting speed ranges from 0.1 to 8000 mm/min. Typical cutting precision is ±0.05 mm under recommended operating conditions.

Yes — it is designed for both plate and tube cutting. For efficient rotary (round/square tube) cutting you may need a rotary chuck or rotator attachment; confirm whether the rotary accessory is included or optional.

The nominal cutting table dimension is 1500 x 3000 mm. Machine weight is approximately 1250 kg. Allow extra space around the machine for operator access, material handling and ventilation.

Rated power is 8.5 kW and operating voltage is 380 V (three-phase). Verify your site power capacity and whether any additional electrical preparation is required prior to installation.

The machine uses the F1620 automatic torch height control system for consistent standoff and cutting quality, improving pierce reliability and edge quality.

It is compatible with common design/CAD software such as AutoCAD and can accept files via USB. Commonly supported formats include DXF and DWG; raster files (e.g., from Photoshop) typically require conversion. Confirm the full list of supported formats with the supplier.

The product description does not explicitly state whether a plasma power supply is included. Plasma power units are often sold separately or as an option—confirm inclusion and power rating with the vendor before purchase.

Supply ability is listed as 300 sets per month. Actual lead time will depend on order size, customization and shipping arrangements.

Use appropriate PPE (welding/glasses, gloves, hearing protection, respiratory protection as required). Ensure proper ventilation or fume extraction, grounding, and machine guarding. Ask the supplier for detailed safety documentation and local compliance requirements.

Regular maintenance typically includes cleaning rails and drives, lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing plasma consumables (nozzles/electrodes), verifying alignment and calibration, and inspecting cables and connections. Follow the supplier’s maintenance schedule.

Common options include rotary fixtures for tubes, different plasma power supplies, fume extraction systems, water tables for dross reduction, additional clamps and tooling. Ask the supplier about available packages and custom configurations.

Warranty and service packages vary by supplier. Many vendors offer installation, commissioning and operator training—confirm warranty length, scope, and whether on-site training or remote support is included.

Contact the supplier or authorized dealer with your required table size, material types, desired plasma source and any optional accessories. Request a formal quotation including shipping, installation, warranty, and training details.