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    ESAB Cutmaster 100 Plasma Cutter with 15m SL100 Hand Torch, 35mm Cut, 400v 3ph CE
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    Weighing 28 kg, the ESAB Cutmaster 100 delivers 100 amps of cutting power in a lightweight, compact design. Paired with the 1Torch®, it offers a maximum cutting capacity of 45 mm (1 3/4 in.), making it the largest capacity system in its class. The package includes the power source, SL100 1Torch, spare parts kit, air filter/regulator, work cable, clamp and power cable.

    • True Cut™ – 35mm (1-3/8”)
    • Quick Disconnect Torch for easy maintenance or machine torch conversion
    • Auto-restrike on mesh or expanded metal for maximum productivity
    • True-Guard™ roll bar for ultimate protection
    • TD Surelok® technology for better quality cuts and longer parts life

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    ESAB Plasma Cutters FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and running a workshop and industrial plasma cutter.

    How do I match a plasma cutter to my work?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Start with the thickest metal you cut regularly and choose a machine whose recommended cut thickness is comfortably above it. The recommended figure is for a clean, efficient cut; the severance figure is the maximum and is slower and rougher.

    Then check the supply it needs, the torch type and length, the duty cycle, and the air requirement.

    What does the model number or output rating tell me?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    It usually relates to the machine's output current or its general capability, with larger numbers meaning more power. Always rely on the stated specifications rather than the name: input voltage, output current, duty cycle and recommended cut thickness.

    The data plate and manual are the reliable source.

    Can the same machine work on different power supplies?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Only if the maker designs it to. Some smaller machines accept more than one supply voltage, while larger machines are normally made for a single supply, often three-phase.

    The data plate and manual state the supply the machine accepts, so check them and never assume. Have a qualified electrician confirm that your supply and protection are suitable before connecting, and do not use an adaptor to get around a mismatch.

    Why is torch length important?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A longer torch lead lets you reach large workpieces without moving the machine, but a longer lead also adds weight and can be more awkward to handle. A shorter one is easier to manage on bench work.

    Choose the length that suits your workspace, and avoid coiling excess lead tightly while working.

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