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Plasma Cutting Machine
A compact air-cooled inverter plasma cutter for cutting suitable electrically conductive metals. Model Ap130 provides a listed 30–130 A output range, 60% duty cycle and 0.45–0.55 MPa working-gas requirement.
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Overview
Product Overview
The Plasma Cutting Machine uses an electrically generated plasma arc and a high-velocity gas stream to cut suitable conductive metals. The concentrated arc melts material along the cut path while the gas removes molten metal from the kerf.
Model Ap130 provides a listed output-current range of 30 to 130 A, rated output voltage of 130 V and 60% rated duty cycle. The inverter unit lists 24 kVA input capacity, 36 A rated input current, 0.86 power factor and 90% efficiency.
The machine requires working gas pressure from 0.45 to 0.55 MPa and uses an air-cooled torch. Actual cutting capacity and quality depend on the metal type and thickness, current, torch and consumables, gas quality and pressure, travel speed, standoff, earthing and operator technique.
Typical applications include fabrication, sheet and plate preparation, maintenance, repair and workshop cutting of suitable steels and other conductive metals. Model selection should consider material range, maximum pierce and edge-start thickness, required cut quality, duty cycle, gas supply, electrical compatibility, torch reach, consumable availability and fume-control arrangements.
Specifications
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Ap130 |
|---|---|
| Voltage/Frequency (as listed in source) | 130 |
| Rated Input Capacity | 24 kVA |
| Rated Input Current | 36 A |
| Power Factor | 0.86 |
| Rated Output Voltage | 130 V |
| Rated Duty Cycle | 60% |
| Output No-Load Voltage | 310 V |
| Output Current Range | 30–130 A |
| Required Working Gas Pressure | 0.45–0.55 MPa |
| Efficiency | 90% |
| Insulation Class | H |
| Protection Degree | IP21S |
| Torch Cooling | Air |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 670 x 325 x 530 mm |
| Net Weight | 55 kg |
Note: The supplied specification image shows “130” against “Voltage/Frequency, V/Hz” without a separate frequency value. Confirm the required input voltage, phase and frequency in the final technical quotation.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Plasma Cutting Machine used for?
It is used to cut suitable electrically conductive metals by melting a narrow path with a plasma arc and removing the molten material with a high-velocity gas stream.
What is the output-current range of the Ap130?
The supplied specification lists an adjustable output-current range of 30 to 130 A.
What gas pressure is required?
The listed working-gas pressure is 0.45 to 0.55 MPa. The gas supply should be clean, dry and capable of maintaining the required flow and pressure.
What is the rated duty cycle?
The source lists a 60% duty cycle. Actual operating intervals must follow the machine instructions and ambient-temperature conditions to avoid thermal overload.
Which materials can plasma cutting process?
Plasma cutting is intended for electrically conductive metals such as suitable carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium. Settings and consumables must suit the specific material.
What determines the maximum cutting thickness?
Capacity depends on material, current, edge start or piercing, torch and consumables, gas supply, travel speed and required cut quality. Confirm production and severance capacities in the current technical offer.
What safety precautions are required?
Use suitable eye and face protection, gloves and clothing, effective fume extraction, correct earthing, fire controls and guarding from sparks and hot metal. Follow electrical and compressed-gas safety procedures.
What information should be supplied with an enquiry?
Provide material types and thicknesses, required cut quality, production volume, pierce requirements, available electrical supply, gas or compressed-air details, torch length, automation needs and consumable expectations.