PLASMA 110 inverter plasma cutter
The PLASMA 110 inverter plasma cutter is built with modern IGBT technology. It does well in manual plasma cutting. Its main use is distortion free cutting of parts made of carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, copper or cast iron with a max thickness of 32 mm.
The PLASMA 110 inverter plasma cutter has a number of features that specialists will appreciate. One of them is the electronically controlled stepless cutting current adjustment. The machine also has a digital display that gives you full control over the process. A red LED on the front panel signals a shutdown caused by overload. The cutting arc is struck without contact (HF) by a current pulse of high voltage or high frequency. Before the main arc, a pilot (auxiliary) arc is struck. The cutter needs a supply of compressed air, which can come for example from a FINI compressor type MK 103-100-3T.
Plasma 110, a cutter for scrap and more
The PLASMA 110 inverter plasma cutter can fairly be called a scrap cutting machine, although that is of course not its only use. It is also at home in production work and on the metals listed above: carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, copper or cast iron with a max thickness of 32 mm.
Equipment
Standard equipment includes:
no power cable
6m cutting torch type A 101 with central connector
2m earth cable with 200A clamp (DX50)
G ¼” filter regulator for compressed air
2 pcs of hose fittings 10mm for the filter regulator,
flow meter for setting the air flow through the torch
Technical data
| Code | 103 307 |
| Machine type | PLASMA 110 |
| Supply voltage [V] | 380 |
| Open circuit voltage [V] | 270 |
| Cutting current range [A] | 20-100 |
| Max output at 40°C EN 60974-1 |
100A@60% 77A@100% |
| Max cutting thickness [mm] | 32 |
| Air consumption [l/min] | 250 |
| Pressure [bar] | 5-6 |
| Protection class [IP] | 21S |
| Dimensions [cm] | 65x34x58 |
| Weight [kg] | 35 |
