CUT65 Plasma Cutter
The machine falls into the intermediate tier aimed at craftsmen, home workshops, and demanding hobbyists. The ability to deliver 65 amps allows it to tackle significant cutting thicknesses, overcoming the limitations of classic 40A or 50A entry-level models. High-frequency (HF) ignition facilitates starting the cut on painted or rusted surfaces, significantly reducing consumable wear compared to contact systems. While offering high performance for its category, it lacks the continuous duty cycles or advanced interfaces typical of strictly industrial systems, confirming itself as an ideal tool for medium-intensity manual work.
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Specifiche tecniche
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Max current | 65 A | Compiled by editorial team |
| Max cut thickness (mild steel) | 25.4 mm | Compiled by editorial team |
| Required gases | Compressed Air | Compiled by editorial team |
| Duty cycle | 60 % | Compiled by editorial team |
Ecosystem
Software
The device is designed for pure manual use and does not require any control software or PC connection to operate. All adjustments, including setting the cutting current and managing the air post-flow, are made directly via the integrated control panel on the front of the machine. There is no native interfacing provided for integration into automated CNC cutting tables.
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