55A Non-HF Plasma Cutter
This machine sits in the intermediate tier thanks to its non-high frequency (Non-HF Blowback) arc ignition. This feature makes it suitable not only for advanced manual use but also for integration into amateur CNC cutting tables, avoiding the electromagnetic interference typical of HF models. With a 55A maximum current, its performance allows it to handle medium thicknesses with agility, making it optimal for small workshops, garages, and metalworking enthusiasts seeking reliability at an accessible cost without facing the technical limits of entry-level machines.
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Specifiche tecniche
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Max current | 55 A | Compiled by editorial team |
| Required gases | Compressed Air | Compiled by editorial team |
Ecosystem
Software
As a pure plasma cutting power source, it does not require any dedicated software ecosystem for manual operation. When interfaced with a CNC cutting table, toolpath control and motion parameters are entirely handled by the host machine's electronics and software (such as Mach3 or LinuxCNC), communicating via the signal pins for arc ignition and the voltage divider for torch height control (THC).
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