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Paul Jones says
Plasma cutters are invaluable in workshops, especially for cutting through various materials with precision and speed. In a bodyshop environment, they are often used for fabricating parts or performing repairs on aluminium panels, where traditional methods may struggle to achieve clean edges without warping the metal.
When setting up a plasma cutter, it’s crucial to consider the thickness of the material you’ll be working with and if its an inverter only turn the power to what you need to cut. Having the power too high will wear out your cutting tip faster and create wider cuts that are jagged.
Overall, the reliability of a plasma cutter hinges on its proper setup and care. When used correctly, it can significantly improve efficiency in your workshop tasks.
When setting up a plasma cutter, it’s crucial to consider the thickness of the material you’ll be working with and if its an inverter only turn the power to what you need to cut. Having the power too high will wear out your cutting tip faster and create wider cuts that are jagged.
Overall, the reliability of a plasma cutter hinges on its proper setup and care. When used correctly, it can significantly improve efficiency in your workshop tasks.
Paul Jones, Technical Director