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088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
  • 088591 Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
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Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Plasma Cutter with 4.5m Torch, Dual Voltage 110v & 240v CE
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Hypertherm’s Powermax 33 XP offers exceptional power and cutting capacity within its category, backed by a unique 6-year power supply warranty. Its portability makes it suitable for various tasks, providing robust power for thick-metal cuts and FineCut consumables for precise, thin-metal work. Featuring a dual-voltage setup, it can operate on both 240v and, depending on the region, 120v circuits.

The Powermax 33 XP is recommended for cuts up to 13mm at 400mm/min, with a severance capacity of 20mm.  

Highlights

  • Portable and easy to use, get cutting quickly with improved cut quality
  • Up to 10x longer consumable life makes this more cost effective
  • Robust design guarantees system durability in harsh environments 

Product Details

Specifications

Input voltage: 120-240 V, 1-PH, 50/60 Hz
Output current: 15-33 A
Rated output voltage: 125 VDC
Duty cycle @ 40° C (104° F) - 240 V: 35%
Duty cycle @ 40° C (104° F) - 120 V: 20%
Open circuit voltage: 256 VDC
Dimensions: 356 x 140 x 292 mm
Weight: 9.5 kg

Brochures & Manuals

BROCHURES & MANUALS
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   Hypertherm Powermax 30/33 XP Operator Manual

What's Included

428174 Hypertherm Duramax LT Hand Torch Assembly, for Powermax 30/33XP - 4.6m

Hypertherm Duramax LT Hand Torch Assembly, for Powermax 30/33XP - 4.6m

428239 Hypertherm Powermax 30/33XP Work Lead with Clamp, 4.6m

Hypertherm Powermax 30/33XP Work Lead with Clamp, 4.6m

428249 Hypertherm Powermax 30/33XP Starter Handheld Consumable Kit

Hypertherm Powermax 30/33XP Starter Handheld Consumable Kit

HYPMX-MANUALS Hypertherm Powermax Operating Manual, Safety Manual, Quick Setup Card

Hypertherm Powermax Operating Manual, Safety Manual, Quick Setup Card
PMX33XPPS Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Power Source

Hypertherm Powermax 33 XP Power Source

PMX33XPSHSTP Hypertherm Shoulder Strap for Powermax 33XP

Hypertherm Shoulder Strap for Powermax 33XP

WARRANTYHY6 Hypertherm 6 Year Power Supply Warranty

Hypertherm 6 Year Power Supply Warranty

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All Hypertherm Hand Systems FAQs

Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing a professional hand-held air plasma cutting system.

What is the difference between single-voltage and dual-voltage plasma systems?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Smaller professional units are often dual-voltage, meaning they can run from a standard single-phase workshop or site supply at either of two common voltages, which makes them very portable. Larger systems are usually three-phase, which supports higher power for thicker, faster cutting.

Check your supply before choosing. Using a unit at its lowest supply setting can reduce the maximum current you get, so confirm the cutting capacity at the voltage you will really use.

Which torch length and head angle should I choose?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A longer torch gives you reach without moving the machine, which helps around large fabrications. A shorter torch is lighter to handle and suits workshop benches. Choose the shortest lead that does the job comfortably.

Head angle matters too. A steeper, angled head gives a natural working posture for cutting flat plate, while a straighter head suits cutting into tight spots and working with a guide. Some buyers choose a system with two torches so they have both.

What is a two-torch package and who is it for?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Some plasma systems are sold as a package with two torches. Depending on the system, these may be two hand torches with different head angles or lengths, or one hand torch and one machine torch. It lets you switch between different kinds of work, such as general cutting and awkward access, or hand cutting and mechanised cutting.

It suits busy fabrication and maintenance workshops where the work varies. If you do one kind of cut most of the time, a single-torch system is usually enough. Check which torches and consumables are included with the system you choose.

What does an automation port allow?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Some hand plasma systems have a connection for automation. It lets the system be connected to a cutting table, a motion controller or a mechanised carriage, so that the controller can start and stop the arc and receive signals back from the plasma system.

For hand-held cutting you do not need it, but it can be useful if you may later add automation. The type of connection and the signals it supports differ between systems, so check the manual and the cables and interface you would need before relying on it.

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