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    Hypertherm 120931 60A Nozzle Bulk (Pack of 25)
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    Pack of 25 (Part Number: 120931) Hypertherm Nozzles.

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    Hypertherm Bulk Kits FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask when buying plasma torch consumables in multi-packs.

    How do I choose the right nozzle, electrode or shield for my torch?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Use the consumable chart in your torch or power source manual. It lists the part for each cutting current and application, such as handheld drag cutting, gouging or mechanised cutting. Match the part numbers to those shown for your torch, and make sure the part is rated for the current you cut at.

    Parts for one torch family generally do not fit another, even if they look similar. If you are unsure which part you need, check the data plate and manual, or ask our team.

    Which consumable parts wear out first?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    In most plasma torches the nozzle and electrode wear fastest, because they create and constrict the arc. A drop in cut quality is usually the first sign. The shield mainly protects and cools the other parts from molten spatter, and the swirl ring and retaining caps usually wear more slowly.

    The order depends on the work, the number of pierces and the air quality, so keep notes of how long yours last. Check the swirl ring and caps for cracks, burns and blocked holes when you change the nozzle and electrode.

    How do I know when a nozzle or electrode needs replacing?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Watch the cut. A sudden or marked decline, such as more dross, a slanted edge or hard starting, is the cue to inspect the parts. Replace a nozzle that has gouges or an orifice that is no longer round. Replace an electrode when the pit in its centre has reached the maker's depth limit, which varies with the current rating, so use the figure in your torch manual.

    Do not run parts until they fail, as a worn electrode can damage the nozzle and the workpiece.

    Are the shields in handheld and mechanised packs different?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Usually yes. Makers supply drag-cutting consumables for handheld work, designed so the shield can rest on the workpiece. Mechanised consumables are made for a machine-mounted torch, and some systems also include unshielded or gouging sets for particular jobs.

    Part numbers for handheld and mechanised cutting differ even on the same power source, and one is not a substitute for the other. Check the consumable chart for the way you use your torch.

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