Plasma cutting machine Helvi PC 75
Plasma cutting is a process that cuts electrically conductive materials by using accelerated hot plasma jets. Typical materials cut with a plasma torch include steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass and copper, although other conductive metals may also. Plasma cuts are often used in fabrication workshops, automotive repairs and restoration, industrial construction, and rescue and flushing operations. Due to the high speed and cutting clarity at low cost.
Plasma torch  |
ST 70 |
Input voltage (3ph)  |
400V - 50/60Hz |
| Power 50% |
8 KVA |
| Max Input current |
14 A |
No load output voltage  |
275 V |
| Range |
10 ÷ 70 A |
| Cutting current |
50% 70 A |
Clean cutting capacity 25cm/min  |
25 mm |
Max cutting capacity  |
30 mm |
Severance  |
35 mm |
| Air pressure |
5 - 5,3 bar |
| Air capacity |
180 l/min |
| Insulation |
H |
| Protec. Degree |
IP22S |
Machine (LxWxH)  |
545x255x415 mm |
Package (LxWxH)  |
665x305x460 mm |
Weight box/net  |
32,7 / 30,7 kg |