Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 152 Plasma Cutter (1-1730-1)
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The Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 152 Plasma Cutter (1-1730-1) is the heavy-weight of the hand held cutting systems. While it comes in a compact, light-weight package, don't sleep on its power. The Cutmaster 152 offers enough cutting power to cut 2 inch material.
Included:
• TRUE GUARD roll bar provides easy transportation and protects the front and rear of the power supply for unmatched durability.
• Color Coded LED’s indicate pressure status and setup errors.
• All user controls are conveniently located on the front panel
• Lightweight design improves portability (Reduced nearly 50%).
• Trigger latch feature prevents hand fatigue during long cuts. Auto Pilot Restart feature instantly reignites the pilot arc while cutting expanded metals.
• Multiple Torch Capability (Hand, Mechanized, Automation)
• The Industry’s only 60 Amp Drag Tip
• Convenient storage compartment for spare and consumable parts
• Universal selectable input power from 208 to 460 VAC + 10%, single or three phase, 50 or 60 Hz.
• Power Supply
• 20 ft. (6.1m) Lead
• 1Torch SL100, 75 deg. Head
• 10 ft. (3.0m) Input Power Cable, Work Cable without 20 Amp Plug (460V) and Clamp
• Spare Parts Kit
• Operating Manual
• Warranty: 4 years
Features and benefits:
• Front Panel LEDs indicate status conditions for maximum efficiency.
• Storage compartment for convenient access to spare parts and consumables.
• Versatile 1Torch with ATC disconnect makes it easy to add lead extensions or convert to a machine torch.
• True Guard roll bar provides easy transportation and protection for unmatched durability.
• Multi-voltage allows operation from 208 to 480 Volts in a single power supply.
• Auto Pilot Restart feature instantly reignites the pilot arc while cutting expanded metals.
• Lighter weight design for maximum portability.
Included:
• TRUE GUARD roll bar provides easy transportation and protects the front and rear of the power supply for unmatched durability.
• Color Coded LED’s indicate pressure status and setup errors.
• All user controls are conveniently located on the front panel
• Lightweight design improves portability (Reduced nearly 50%).
• Trigger latch feature prevents hand fatigue during long cuts. Auto Pilot Restart feature instantly reignites the pilot arc while cutting expanded metals.
• Multiple Torch Capability (Hand, Mechanized, Automation)
• The Industry’s only 60 Amp Drag Tip
• Convenient storage compartment for spare and consumable parts
• Universal selectable input power from 208 to 460 VAC + 10%, single or three phase, 50 or 60 Hz.
• Power Supply
• 20 ft. (6.1m) Lead
• 1Torch SL100, 75 deg. Head
• 10 ft. (3.0m) Input Power Cable, Work Cable without 20 Amp Plug (460V) and Clamp
• Spare Parts Kit
• Operating Manual
• Warranty: 4 years
Features and benefits:
• Front Panel LEDs indicate status conditions for maximum efficiency.
• Storage compartment for convenient access to spare parts and consumables.
• Versatile 1Torch with ATC disconnect makes it easy to add lead extensions or convert to a machine torch.
• True Guard roll bar provides easy transportation and protection for unmatched durability.
• Multi-voltage allows operation from 208 to 480 Volts in a single power supply.
• Auto Pilot Restart feature instantly reignites the pilot arc while cutting expanded metals.
• Lighter weight design for maximum portability.
MPN: ESB1-1730-1
UPC: 699488003247
Phase: Both
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