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059710 Hypertherm Powermax 105 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port, Selectable Voltage Ratio & Serial Port, 400v 3ph CE
  • 059710 Hypertherm Powermax 105 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port, Selectable Voltage Ratio & Serial Port, 400v 3ph CE
  • 059710 Hypertherm Powermax 105 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port, Selectable Voltage Ratio & Serial Port, 400v 3ph CE
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Hypertherm Powermax 105 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port, Selectable Voltage Ratio & Serial Port, 400v 3ph CE
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Hypertherm introduces the SYNC series, the next generation of Powermax 65 / 85 / 105 plasma systems. Unlike any other plasma systems, the Powermax SYNC series features built-in intelligence and a revolutionary single-piece cartridge consumable. Change how you work with a simplified system operation, streamlined consumable inventory, lowered operation cost and maximised performances. All this combined makes the Powermax 65 / 85 / 105 plasma systems the smarter choice for cutting and gouging applications.

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Easy to use

  • Easy to identify single-piece cartridge consumables are colour-coded by process to eliminate parts mix-up and simplify consumable inventory management.
  • New SmartSYNC torches with the Hypertherm cartridge automatically set the correct amperage and operating mode, eliminating setup errors.
  • End-of-life detection lets the operator know when to change the cartridge.

Minimises operation costs

  • Simplified operation minimises downtime, troubleshooting, waste and training time.
  • Advanced cartridge consumable design provides up to twice the life for hand cutting and improved quality over life in mechanised setups compared to standard consumables.
  • Access cartridge data for performance tracking and analysing usage patterns.

Maximise performance

  • Tackle a wide range of jobs with easily interchangeable torch styles and application-specific Hypertherm cartridge consumables for various types of cutting and gouging.
  • Reduce training time with a simplified setup and consistent performances.
  • Time-saving torch controls allow the operator to adjust the amperage on the fly and change consumables and applications without returning to the power supply.

Industry-leading reliability

  • SmartSYNC torches are engineered for rugged industrial environments.
  • SpringStart technology ensures consistent starting and a more reliable torch.
  • Industry-leading reliability reduces production downtime.

 

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WARRANTYHY6 Hypertherm 6 Year Power Supply Warranty

Hypertherm 6 Year Power Supply Warranty

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