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The Paton StandardCUT-100 inverter plasma cutter is designed for the manual cutting of metals and alloys by means of plasma arc in an air stream, enabling high-precision cuts to be made in metals of various textures and thicknesses up to 35 mm. A three-phase 400V mains supply powers the “Standard” series, combining high power with ease of use and small dimensions. Due to the inverter's higher frequency, the unit has a lower weight and size than a classic cut-off machine. The unit is equipped with a protective system in the event of insufficient air pressure, as well as a pneumatic system with two valves – for gentle arc ignition with reduced metal spatter and to extend the service life of the plasma torch consumables.
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Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using three-phase plasma cutters.
A three-phase connection can provide much more power to the machine, so three-phase plasma cutters can reach higher outputs, cut thicker material and work for longer. The power draw is also spread across three conductors, which is smoother and puts less strain on the installation.They are the usual choice for industrial fabrication, heavy repair and production cutting.
In practice, yes for most buyers. The UK three-phase supply is commonly called 400 V or 415 V depending on the era and the label, and machines of this type are designed to run on it.Always check the machine's data plate for its accepted voltage range, and confirm your premises supply falls within it before connecting.
Possibly, if the generator has a three-phase output of sufficient continuous rating and stable voltage. The generator must be rated for the machine's full input power with a margin, and be suitable for welding or cutting equipment.Check the data plate and the generator's manual, and if unsure ask the manufacturers. An undersized generator may cut out or damage electronic equipment.
That depends on the machine's input current, shown on the data plate and in the manual. The cable, plug, socket and protective device must all be rated for it, and the installation should follow current wiring regulations.Have a competent electrician fit the supply and check earthing. Never replace a fuse or breaker with a larger one to stop it tripping.
