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Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V

£895.00

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Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V

Name: Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V
Brand: Weldfast
SKU: CAP0952
Price: 895.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£895.00

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The Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V is a 60A single-phase inverter plasma cutter for precise cutting of automotive and general fabrication steels.

Key Features

230V single-phase IGBT inverter
Up to 20 mm clean cut
Non-HF start PT60 torch
Adjustable air pressure control
Generator compatible for mobile use
Lightweight, portable workshop unit

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Technical Datasheet

Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.

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Technical Features

IGBT inverter plasma cutter with a straightforward digital amp display for setting and checking output quickly at the machine
2T and 4T torch control for short cuts or longer runs where you want to keep the trigger held off
Air pressure adjustment built in, so the cut can be set up properly for the material and consumable condition
Rated for clean cutting up to 20 mm, with severance capability up to 25 mm for heavier workshop work
Portable singlephase 230V unit, suitable for site repair, bodyshop and fabrication use where workshop mobility matters
Generator friendly, so it can be used in mobile service or locations where mains supply is not ideal
Supplied with a 6 metre PT60 plasma torch, giving decent reach around a bench or vehicle repair area
Includes earth return lead and clamp, so it is ready to put into service without extra basic accessories
Easy set up and operation, suited to daytoday trade use rather than complicated adjustment
Aircooled inverter design with fan cooling for practical workshop reliability
Compact enough to move between bays or load into a service vehicle, with an inverter trolley available as an option
Circle cutting attachment available as an option for repeatable round cuts and template work
Designed for professional plasma cutting in bodyshops, repair centres and fabrication workshops where clean, controlled cutting is required

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Specification

Input Voltage

1P-230V (+

Input Current

32A

Current Range

15-60A

Cutting Capacity, Clean Cut

20mm

Cutting Capacity, Severance

25mm

Air Pressure

5.5 bar

Duty Cycle @ 40°C

60A @ 40%

Power Factor @ 100%

0.73

Insulation Class

IP21

Cooling

Fan

Dimensions

605 x 305 x 555mm

Weight

20kg

FAQs

What cutting capacity does the Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V offer for workshop use?

On a suitable 230V supply it will comfortably produce a 20 mm clean cut on steel, with a maximum severance of around 25 mm when you are prepared to go slower and dress the edge. This makes it well suited to typical bodyshop and fabrication work such as chassis sections, brackets, heavy panel work and general plate cutting, without needing a three-phase machine.

What power and air supply does the Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V require?

It runs on single-phase 230V with an input current of 32 A, so in practice you should provide a dedicated 32 A fused circuit with the correct industrial socket. Compressed air is required at about 5.5 bar with adequate flow from a workshop compressor and a clean, dry air supply. Using a decent filter/regulator upstream of the machine will improve cut quality and extend consumable life.

Is the Cros Arc Plasma 61 NHF 230V suitable for mobile or site work?

Yes, it is a 20 kg inverter unit with a 6 m PT60 torch, so it is reasonably portable and is specified as generator friendly, provided the generator is correctly sized, stable and suitable for inverter welders/cutters. For site work we advise a quality AVR or inverter generator with enough continuous kVA, plus correct cable sizing to minimise voltage drop.

What torch and accessories are supplied, and what options are available?

The package includes the Plasma 61 NHF inverter power source, a 6 m PT60 plasma cutting torch, and an earth return lead with clamp. For workshops needing more capability, there are optional accessories such as a circle cutting attachment (SCP2550) for repeatable holes and radii, and an inverter trolley (CAP0216) to move the machine, cables and gas/air hardware safely around the shop. BWS can also supply PT60 consumables and spares to keep the system in daily professional use.

Expert Advice

Dan Jennings says

This is a 230 V single‑phase plasma cutter suited to general bodyshop and light fabrication work. In practice it is used for dismantling panels, trimming brackets, cutting out corroded sections, and preparing repair patches on mild steel and stainless. With a clean air supply and a sensible duty cycle it will handle most chassis, bracket and panel thicknesses you see in everyday repair.

Key points to watch are your mains supply and air quality. On a weak or long 230 V circuit you will see reduced performance and nuisance tripping, so it is worth giving it a dedicated, correctly fused outlet. For the air side, keep a dry, regulated feed; moisture quickly shortens consumable life and makes the cut erratic.

A common issue we see is running worn tips far too long, then blaming the machine for poor cut quality. Change consumables early and maintain a consistent torch stand‑off. Set up correctly, this type of plasma gives reliable, tidy cuts and speeds up strip and fabrication compared with grinders or oxy‑fuel on thin material.

Dan Jennings, Senior Engineer