Jason says
As Sales Director at BWS, I see the Telwin Technology Plasma 60 XT as a practical 60 amp plasma cutter for bodyshop and fabrication work where clean, controlled cutting is needed on conductive metals. It uses compressed air and a contact-start pilot arc, making it suitable for cutting mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium when repairing panels, brackets, sections and general workshop fabrications.
The important point is correct air preparation. Moisture, oil or insufficient flow will affect the cut and shorten consumable life, so the compressor, filtration and airline need to be suitable for the duty. Current control from 10 to 60 amps also allows the operator to match the setting to the material thickness rather than simply running maximum output.
In daily use, poor earth connection and worn torch consumables are common causes of unstable cutting and excessive dross. Keeping the work area clean and checking the torch before starting avoids much wasted time.
Used with a sound air supply and maintained consumables, it provides reliable cutting for professional workshop repairs and fabrication.
Jason, Sales Director