I recently purchased the PRIMEWELD CUT60 60Amp Non-Touch Pilot Arc PT60 Torch Plasma Cutter, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. This is a top-notch plasma cutter that truly lives up to its reputation. Here's why I highly recommend it:
1. Powerful Performance: With its 60Amp cutting capacity, this plasma cutter effortlessly slices through various materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and more. Whether I'm working on a DIY project or handling professional tasks, the CUT60 gets the job done swiftly and precisely.
2. Dual Voltage Compatibility: The option to work with both 110V and 220V power supplies is a game-changer. It ensures that I can use the plasma cutter in different environments without any hassle or the need for additional equipment. This flexibility is incredibly convenient.
3. Pilot Arc Technology: The non-touch pilot arc feature allows me to cut through painted, rusty, or rough surfaces without worrying about interference or damage. It provides a clean and smooth cutting experience, saving me time and effort when working on complex projects.
4. Durable and Reliable: The PRIMEWELD CUT60 is built to last. Its sturdy construction and high-quality components give me confidence in its longevity. The three-year warranty provided by the manufacturer further reinforces the trust and peace of mind I have in this product.
5. User-Friendly Design: Setting up and operating this plasma cutter is a breeze, even for beginners. The clear instructions and intuitive controls make the whole process straightforward. I appreciate the ergonomic design of the PT60 torch, which ensures comfort and control during extended periods of use.
In summary, the PRIMEWELD CUT60 60Amp Plasma Cutter has impressed me with its remarkable performance, versatility, and durability. It's a valuable addition to any workshop, perfect for hobbyists and professionals alike. If you're in the market for a top-quality plasma cutter, I highly recommend investing in this fantastic machine.
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Excellent Machine!
Review based on using the machine on 220V.Pros:Excellent power. At 60 amps, it went through 1/8" CS plate like nothing.Long reach high quality torch and extra electrode and nozzle includedBuild construction of the machine is very nice. Much better than other Chinese ones I have seen.CNC port on machine and adapter plug includedPriceCustomer service was great. I contacted them ahead of time with questions and they replied back by the next morning.Fast shipping. Had my machine in 3 days.PT-60 torch has a variety of tips available for it.Cons:The instruction manual is pretty bad. It was not written by someone who speaks English. Fortunately there is not too much to figure out and you have customer support if you need it.The earth lead is about half the torch length and the clamp works fine by feels cheap. I know you don't need welding quality due to low amperage of plasma, but I may upgrade it to a nice heavy copper one anyway.I have not used the brush or face shield, but they seem functional but cheaply made.Notes:1. Supply pressure to the plasma cutter should be 100-120 psi.2. Pull the regulator knob out to set pressure. Push back in to lock. There is an air set switch that flow air so you can set the pressure at actual flow rate. Regulator in the machine should be set to 55-75 psi. There is a section in the back of the instruction manual suggesting psi, amps, and cut speed for thickness.3. The air needs to be clean and dry. Mine is filtered at 40 microns with oil and water separation, then through a home made desiccant dryer, and finally through a Motor Guard D-13 plasma filter at 0.01 microns to get anything that remains. This seems to work very well.4. Torch manual from Tec.Mo recommends the post flow at 45 seconds for the PT-60 torch to supply ample cooling.5. Included tip and stand off work great for smooth metal but not for textured. For rough surface, you will want the drag shield tip or the extended shield tip. See Pros about PT-60 for more info.6. Tips are available in different amp ratings. The 60 amp tip included works best at 60 amps. For work on thin material, a lower rated tip would be ideal to minimize heat transfer and warping.7. Machine measures 10.5 in (W) x 20.5 in (D) x 16.75 in (H). It fit perfectly on my Vulcan welding cart.8. I can't believe I have waited so long to get one. If you are thinking about it and do anything with metal, it is soooooooo worth it.I have more photos if anyone has additional questions.
