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 PLASMA CUTTERS |
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| Hypertherm Manual Plasma Cutter |
| Powermax30 |
| Powermax45 |
| Powermax65 |
| Powermax85 |
| Powermax105 |
| Powermax190c |
| Powermax1000 |
| Powermax1250 |
| Powermax1650 |
| MAX200 |
| Accessories |
| Thermal Dynamic Automated Plasma Cutting Machines |
| Thermal Dynamic Automated Plasma Cutting Machines |
| Thermal Dynamic Automation Series |
Thermal Dynamics Manual Plasma
Cutting Inverters |
| Hypertherm Mechanized Plasma Cutter |
| Kjellberg Plasma Cutting Machines |
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| Plasma Consumables |
| Plasma Torches |
| CNC Machines |
| Welding Machines |
| Controller / THC |
| Nesting Software |
| Servo Motor Drives / Gearbox |
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| MAX200 |
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| The MAX200 continues Hypertherm's tradition of combining advanced technology and superior quality to deliver operating advantages that are unmatched in the industry. |
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Production cutting capacity (piercing) - mild steel 1" (25 mm) |
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Maximum pierce capacity - mild steel 1" (25 mm) |
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Maximum cutting capacity (edge start) - mild steel 2" (50 mm) |
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Entry-level oxygen cutting system, great for often-changing cutting requirements and production schedules. A proven production cutting system with an attractive initial capital cost. |
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| Capacity Mild steel |
Dross free
Production (pierce)
Severance (edge starts) |
25 mm (1")
25 mm (1")
50 mm (2") |
| Stainless steel |
Production (pierce)
Severance (edge starts) |
25 mm (1")
50 mm (2") |
| Aluminum |
Production (pierce)
Severance (edge starts) |
25 mm (1")
50 mm (2") |
| Speed* (Mild steel) |
Optimum quality |
12 mm (1/2")
2159 mm/m (85 ipm) |
| Cut angle |
ISO 9013 range |
4-5 |
| Weldability |
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Ready to weld |
Process gases by material
(Plasma/shield) |
Mild steel |
Air/Air, O2/Air, N2, CO2 |
| Stainless steel |
Air/Air, O2/Air, N2/CO2 |
| Aluminum |
Air/Air, N2/Air, N2/CO2, H35/N2 |
| Process amps |
Not all processes available for all materials |
40-200 beveling (200) |
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* Note: Take care in comparison: competitors often show maximum cutting speeds rather than speeds that deliver the
best cuts, as shown above. Cut speeds listed above deliver best cut quality, but cut speeds can be up to 50%
faster. |
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