| Plasma Cutters |
-- Insufficient or excessive air pressure to machine -- Water contamination in air supply line and or torch lead -- Worn or improperly installed consumables (tip, electrode, shield cup) -- trigger wires or power cable in torch lead have been damaged -- incorrect parts installed in torch Consult your owners manual or MFG link for further service and troubleshooting details. Or contact us. The most common problem we see Machine being used is too small for the metal thickness. If you purchase the smallest (compressor included) machine be ready to ONLY cut sheet metal. We recommend purchasing a 1/2 inch or 50 amp plasma cutter. We have found that the price and amount of consumables you will go through with the small machines, within a year you will have spent enough to purchase the bigger machine. |
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| Plasma Cutters are a quick and efficient way of cutting metal. When you purchase the correct machine for the thickest metal you will cut- your work and clean up are done in more than half the time. However if you purchase one too small for the job at hand, you will spend twice the time you would with a torch. And you will lose the cost effectiveness, due to damage to the consumables. |