Flame Cutting Service Oxyhydrogen Hho Flame Welding Cutting Machine

The machine is designed for sheet and plate metal cutting. It can cut metal thicknesses from approximately 10 mm up to 150 mm. Performance and cut quality will depend on the specific material and cutting parameters.

Typical cutting precision is about 5 mm as specified. Actual precision depends on material, fixturing, torch setup, and operator technique.

The system generates a HHO (oxyhydrogen) gas mixture in an electrolytic cell, which is fed to a torch to produce a high-temperature flame used for preheating and cutting metal. The machine lists an electrolytic cell as the core component.

Rated power is 17 kW and the machine requires a 380 V three-phase electrical supply. Proper industrial three-phase power with correct grounding is required for safe operation.

Gas generation rates are specified at 3666 L/h for hydrogen and 1834 L/h for oxygen. Maximum working pressure is 2 kg/cm² (approximately 1.96 bar).

Water consumption is about 2.8 L/h. The machine has an automatic water feed system; use clean, deionized or distilled water as recommended by the supplier to protect the electrolytic cell.

Overall dimensions are 1200 mm (L) × 670 mm (W) × 1700 mm (H) and the machine weight is 396 kg.

Follow standard gas-flame safety: operate in a well-ventilated area, use flashback arrestors, check hoses and fittings for leaks, avoid ignition sources, wear appropriate PPE (welding helmet, gloves, protective clothing), and ensure operators are trained. Hydrogen/oxygen mixtures are explosive—follow local codes and supplier safety instructions.

The product description highlights an environmentally friendly and energy-saving design. Oxyhydrogen cutting can reduce some emissions compared with fuel-based cutting, and the electrolytic generation system is designed for efficiency, but overall environmental impact depends on electricity source.

Regular maintenance typically includes keeping the electrolytic cell and water clean, using recommended water quality, inspecting and replacing hoses and seals as needed, checking gas fittings, and periodic inspection of the torch and electrical systems. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule for replacement parts and service intervals.

Cutting speed depends on material type, thickness, and process setup. The specification sheet gives thickness and gas volumes but does not list exact cutting speeds—contact the supplier with your material and thickness for application-specific estimates.

Typical consumables include torch tips/nozzles, hoses rated for the operating pressure, seals/gaskets, and consumable parts for the electrolytic cell. Keep recommended spare parts on hand for uninterrupted operation.

You need a stable, level surface capable of supporting ~396 kg, a 380 V three-phase power connection with correct protection and grounding, a water supply for the automatic feed, adequate ventilation, and sufficient clearance for operator access and material handling.

The specification lists a supply ability of 200 sets per month. Exact lead time depends on current orders, customization, and shipping—contact the vendor for an estimated delivery schedule for your order.

Warranty, training, and installation support policies vary by supplier. Ask the vendor for details on warranty coverage, available operator training, on-site commissioning, and after-sales service plans before purchase.