CNC Plasma Cutter Metal Cutting Machine

The machine is designed for industrial metal cutting and can handle a wide range of metals including stainless steel and carbon steel. Depending on the selected cutting mode (plasma or flame) and consumables, it can also cut other conductive metals—confirm specifics with the supplier for exotic alloys.

Cutting thickness ranges from 5 to 300 mm using the combined plasma and flame systems. The stated cutting precision is 0.5 mm, though actual precision can depend on material, fixture, torch condition, and process parameters.

Cutting speed is adjustable from 0 up to 10,000 mm/min. The achievable speed for a given job depends on material type, thickness, chosen cutting mode, and consumable condition.

The machine requires a 380 V supply (typically three-phase). Final electrical specifications, breaker sizes, and grounding requirements should be confirmed with the manufacturer or installation technician.

Core components listed include a PLC, engine, gearbox, motor, pressure vessel, CNC system, and nesting software. Specific torch and plasma source details should be confirmed with the vendor.

Plasma cutting is typically used for faster, higher-precision cutting of thin to medium thickness conductive metals. Flame (oxy-fuel) cutting is commonly used for cutting thicker carbon steels. The combined system lets you select the optimal method for material and thickness to balance speed and cut quality.

The machine includes nesting software to optimize plate usage. Common formats like DXF and DWG are usually supported, but confirm exact compatibility and any post-processor requirements with the supplier.

Site requirements typically include a level floor able to support the 3000 kg machine, appropriate rigging or crane access for placement, a stable 380 V three-phase power source, gas supplies (oxygen/plasma gas) and compressed air if required, and adequate exhaust/ventilation and cooling systems.

The product listing indicates training is provided. Outgoing video inspection and a machinery test report are provided. For warranty terms, spare parts, onsite commissioning, and ongoing service contracts, contact the supplier or dealer.

Consumable life (e.g., electrodes, nozzles, tips) depends on cutting parameters and material. Routine maintenance should include daily inspections of torch and consumables, periodic cleaning/lubrication of mechanical parts, and scheduled checks of CNC calibration. Request a recommended maintenance schedule from the vendor.

Recommended safety measures include wearing appropriate PPE (eye/face protection, gloves, flame-resistant clothing), ensuring proper ventilation or fume extraction, grounding the workpiece and machine, keeping fire suppression on hand, and following lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance.

Overall machine dimensions are 21 m (L) x 5.4 m (W) x 2.5 m (H) and it weighs approximately 3000 kg. Allow additional clearance for loading/unloading, operator access, and ventilation equipment.

The listing states a video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report are provided prior to shipment to document performance and quality checks.

Typical applications include fabrication of metal structures, automotive repair and manufacturing, construction-related metal cutting, custom metal artwork, and production of industrial machinery components.

Contact the machine supplier or authorized dealer for spare parts, specific consumables compatible with your plasma/flame system, and technical support. Ask about recommended spare-part kits and availability of on-site service or remote troubleshooting.