Bohler Saber 70 CHP Plasma Cutter – 230/400v – 70A
Draper Expert 25A Plasma Cutter – 230v
Draper Expert 40A Plasma Cutter – 230v
Draper Expert 60A Plasma Cutter – 230v
Parweld XTP 105i Plasma Cutter – 400v – 100A
Weld Star Infinium Air PC120 Plasma Cutter With Built In Air Compressor
£3,540.60 ex. VAT Â Â £4,248.72 inc VATWeld Star Infinium Air PC40 Plasma Cutter With Built In Air Compressor
£1,225.00 ex. VAT Â Â £1,470.00 inc VATWeld Star Infinium Air PC65 Plasma Cutter With Built In Air Compressor
£2,098.60 ex. VAT Â Â £2,518.32 inc VATESAB Cutmaster 30+ Plasma Cutter Package – 120/240v – 30A
ESAB Cutmaster 50+ Plasma Cutter Package – 400v – 50A
ESAB Cutmaster 70+ Plasma Cutter Package – 400v – 70A
Bohler Saber 40 CHP Plasma Cutter – 115v/230v – 40A
£3,223.03 ex. VAT Â Â £3,867.64 inc VATESAB HandyPlasma 35i & 45i Plasma Cutter With 5m Torch
£699.00 – £835.00ESAB Cutmaster 100 Plasma Cutter with SL100 Hand Torch
£4,196.00 – £4,874.00ESAB Cutmaster 120 Plasma Cutter – 400v – 120A
£4,686.00 – £5,094.00Hypertherm Powermax30 AIR Plasma Cutter
Jasic Cut 160 Plasma Cutter Inverter Package – ZXJP-160
£3,379.00 ex. VAT Â Â £4,054.80 inc VATJasic Cut 60 Plasma Cutter Package – 400v – 60A
£1,231.00 ex. VAT Â Â £1,477.20 inc VATJasic Cut 81 Plasma Cutter Package – 400v – 80A
£1,395.00 ex. VAT Â Â £1,674.00 inc VATJasic Evo 2.0 Cut 45 PFC Plasma Cutter Kit
£1,244.25 – £1,724.25Parweld XTP 40 Plasma Cutter Package – 110v/230v – 40A
Parweld XTP 63 Inverter Plasma Cutter Package – 400v – 60A
Migatronic Zeta 60 & 100 Plasma Cutter
£2,151.00 – £5,460.00Need help?
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Conquer any metal cutting challenge with our extensive range of high-performance plasma cutters. We understand that precision, speed, and reliability are paramount in metal fabrication, and that’s why we’ve curated a comprehensive selection of plasma cutting machines from industry-leading brands like Bohler, Draper, Parweld, ESAB, Jasic, and Migatronic. Whether you’re a seasoned professional in a heavy industrial setting, a dedicated hobbyist in your home workshop, or a small business owner needing a versatile cutting solution, we have the perfect plasma cutter to meet your specific needs and budget.
Explore a Diverse Range of Plasma Cutting Solutions:
Our plasma cutter category caters to every application and budget, offering a wide spectrum of machines, including:
- Entry-Level Plasma Cutters: Ideal for DIY enthusiasts, light fabrication, and automotive repair, these cost-effective machines offer excellent performance and portability for smaller projects. Perfect for those starting out with plasma cutting or requiring a secondary, portable unit.
- Professional-Grade Plasma Cutters: Designed for demanding industrial environments and heavy-duty fabrication, these robust machines deliver exceptional cutting power, duty cycles, and advanced features for maximum productivity. Look for features like pilot arc ignition, CNC compatibility, and advanced inverter technology.
- Portable Plasma Cutters: Lightweight and compact, these machines are perfect for on-site work, maintenance, and repair jobs where mobility is crucial. They offer impressive cutting power in a highly portable package.
Experience the Advantages of Plasma Cutting:
Plasma cutting offers numerous benefits over traditional cutting methods, including:
- Superior Cutting Speed: Slice through ferrous and non-ferrous metals with unparalleled speed, significantly reducing project completion time.
- Precise and Clean Cuts: Achieve smooth, accurate cuts with minimal dross, reducing the need for secondary finishing operations.
- Versatility: Cut a wide range of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, and brass, with varying thicknesses
- Ease of Use: Modern plasma cutters are user-friendly, with intuitive controls and simple setup procedures.
Brands You Can Trust:
We partner with renowned manufacturers to bring you the highest quality plasma cutting equipment:
- Bohler: Known for their robust and reliable welding and cutting solutions, Bohler offers high-performance plasma cutters for demanding industrial applications.
- Draper: Providing a wide range of tools and equipment, Draper offers affordable and reliable plasma cutters suitable for hobbyists and light fabrication.
- Parweld: Specialising in welding and cutting equipment, Parweld offers innovative and high-quality plasma cutters for professional users.
- ESAB: A global leader in welding and cutting technology, ESAB offers advanced plasma cutting systems with cutting-edge features and performance.
- Jasic: Renowned for their inverter technology, Jasic offers compact and efficient plasma cutters with excellent cutting performance.
- Migatronic: A leading manufacturer of welding and cutting equipment, Migatronic offers high-quality plasma cutters designed for professional use.
Find the Perfect Plasma Cutter for Your Needs:
Explore our extensive selection of plasma cutters and discover the perfect machine to elevate your metal fabrication capabilities. Whether you’re searching for the best plasma cutter for the money or industrial plasma cutting machines, we have the expertise and product range to assist you. Contact our knowledgeable team today for expert advice, book a demo or personalised recommendations. We are committed to providing you with the right tools and support to achieve exceptional cutting results.
FAQs
What is a plasma cutter?
A plasma cutter uses a high-temperature ionised gas (plasma) to melt and cut through electrically conductive materials like steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and copper.
What materials can a plasma cutter cut?
Primarily electrically conductive metals, including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper, and cast iron.
What is the difference between air plasma and gas plasma?
What is the duty cycle of a plasma cutter?
The duty cycle represents the percentage of time a machine can operate at its rated amperage within a 10-minute period. A 60% duty cycle means it can cut for 6 minutes out of 10 before needing to cool down.
What is the difference between pilot arc and contact start?
Pilot arc establishes a small arc between the torch and the tip, which then transfers to the workpiece, making it easier to start cuts, especially on rusty or painted surfaces. Contact start requires physical contact between the torch tip and the metal to initiate the arc.
What thickness of metal can a plasma cutter cut?
Cutting capacity varies greatly depending on the machine’s amperage. Smaller units may cut up to 1/4 inch, while industrial machines can cut several inches thick. Check the manufacturer’s specifications for each model.
What safety precautions should I take when plasma cutting?
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including a welding helmet with a shaded lens, gloves and flame-resistant clothing. Ensure adequate ventilation and avoid cutting near flammable materials.
What is dross, and how can I minimise it?
Dross is the molten metal that solidifies on the bottom edge of the cut. Proper amperage, cutting speed, and torch angle can minimise dross formation.
What maintenance does a plasma cutter require?
Regularly check and replace consumables like heat shields, nozzles, electrodes, and swirl rings. Ensure clean and dry air supply, and inspect hoses and connections for damage.
Can a plasma cutter be used for gouging?
Yes, many plasma cutters can be used for gouging (removing metal), often with a specialised gouging tip. This is useful for weld removal, back gouging, and other metal removal tasks.
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