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Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v

Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v

£995.00
£995.00
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Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v
  • Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v
  • Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v
Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v

Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v

£995.00
£995.00
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Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v is a three-phase workshop plasma cutter for clean, controlled metal cutting in professional repair and fabrication work.

Key Features

  • Heavy-duty industrial workshop use
  • Suitable for bodyshop cutting
  • High-frequency, non-contact starting
  • Stable arc for clean cuts
  • Three-phase 400v supply operation
  • Designed for professional reliability
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Supply voltage

Supply

400

Warranty

Warranty

2 years

Free delivery

Free Delivery

UK mainland delivery

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Technical Datasheet

Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.

Download Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v Datasheet

Technical Features

  • Inverter plasma cutting machine suitable for professional workshop use on body panels, brackets and general fabrication work
  • NHF setup gives a no highfrequency start, which is better where electrical interference or sensitive workshop electronics are a concern
  • Runs from a 400 V supply, so it is intended for proper workshop installation rather than light portable use
  • Designed for clean, controlled cutting with a stable arc for repeatable results on sheet and section work
  • Better suited to skilled repair and fabrication work than occasional DIY use
  • Good choice where a reliable plasma cutter is needed for daytoday shop cutting rather than rough oxycutting
  • Typically used for faster cutting on steel and other conductive metals where heat distortion needs to be kept under control
  • Plasma process makes it practical for cutting awkward shapes, repair sections and accesslimited areas
  • Workshopfriendly machine format for use alongside welding bays, bench fabrication and repair work
  • Useful where a technician wants accurate cuts with less grinding afterwards compared with flame cutting
  • Can be used as part of a bodyshop repair setup for trimming replacement panels and fabricating brackets or supports
  • Supported by Weldfast supply in the UK, which is relevant for service, parts and practical aftersales support
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Specification

Input Voltage
3-phase 400V
Starting Type
High-frequency, non-contact
Application
Workshop plasma cutting for bodyshop repair and fabrication
Use
Professional metal cutting
Vendor
Weldfast
Primary SKU
CAP0953

FAQs

What sort of workshop is the Cros Arc Plasma 100 NHF 400v suited to?
It is aimed at professional bodyshops, repair centres and fabrication workshops where a three-phase 400v supply is available. The non-contact high-frequency start and stable arc make it a better fit for regular cutting work on repair and fabrication jobs than light-duty hobby use.
What does the NHF start mean in day-to-day use?
NHF means non-contact high-frequency starting, so the arc starts without the torch tip touching the workpiece. In practice that gives cleaner starts, less tip wear and better control when you are cutting painted, rusty or uneven material.
Do I need three-phase power for this plasma cutter?
Yes. This unit is designed for three-phase 400v workshop supply, so it needs to be installed on the correct supply before use. It is not a single-phase machine, so it should be checked against the workshop electrics and fused supply before ordering.
What should I check before buying it for bodyshop or fabrication work?
Check that you have the correct 400v three-phase supply, enough available electrical capacity and the right duty cycle for the sort of cutting you do. Also make sure you have suitable compressed air, the correct torch consumables and access for service support, as these points matter more on a machine like this than brochure figures.

Expert Advice

Paul Jones

Paul Jones says

This is a three‑phase 400 V non‑HF plasma cutter aimed at heavier workshop and bodyshop cutting where oxy‑fuel is either too slow or too messy. In practice you’ll use it for chassis sections, brackets, thicker panels and general fabrication where you want a clean, narrow kerf and decent speed.

On site, the key is matching air quality and supply to the duty you expect. These sets need clean, dry air at the correct pressure; any moisture or oil soon shows up as unstable arc, rough edges and increased nozzle wear. Torch lead routing matters as well – avoid tight bends and crushing under wheels, as that is a common cause of intermittent cutting and poor pilot pick‑up.

I often see machines blamed when the real issue is consumables run far past their best, or the air system never being drained. Set up correctly, with a sensible cutting current for the material and a well maintained air supply, this type of plasma cutter is a reliable, fast and economical tool for daily professional use.

Paul Jones, Technical Director

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