Portable Plasma Cutter With Built In Air Compressor

This inverter powered klutch plasma cutter with built in air compressor is easy to use and easy to transport.

Portable plasma cutter with built in air compressor.

Despite its small size the powermax30 air delivers big performance. Even when you add up the cost of the single plasma cutter together with an external air compressor it may end up having a greater expenses compared to having a complete built. The normal plasma cutter still requires that you buy an external air compressor and with that it cannot be as portable as the plasma cutter with built in air compressor. Just plug it in attach the work clamp and you re ready to cut.

Hypertherm has proven itself to be the top manufacture of plasma cutters over the last 10 years with a variety of machines in their arsenal most notably the powermax 45. The 120v 12 amp plasma cutter features a built in piston driven air compressor that operates internally so no special gasses and no additional air compressor is required. 0 best plasma cutters with built in air compressors 2020. This item mophorn 45 amp plasma cutter with built in air compressor 220v portable plasma welder plasma cutting machine igbt inverter digital plasma welding machine 45 amp with air compressor lotos ltp5000d 50amp non touch pilot arc plasma cutter dual voltage 110v 220v 1 2 inch clean cut brown.

The biggest downside that most plasma pros find is that plasma cutters with built in air compressors are not as powerful as those that use external air sources. The powermax30 air is hypertherm s answer to those in need of a machine with the durability and power of a powermax but with a built in air compressor for mobile workstations. The smallest lightest handheld plasma cutting system in its class it includes its own built in air compressor so you can use the powermax30 air anywhere there s single phase power. One of those brilliant adaptations is the built in air compressor.

In terms of cutting capacity it s rated to cut 3 8 steel at 10 inches per minute and can sever 5 8 at 5 inches per minute. There is a good reason for this. Since plasma s discovery in 1879 to the first plasma cutter being created from a ww2 plasma welder in the 1950s modifications have been multiplying to create faster more powerful and more efficient machines.