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The RazorCut 45 plasma cutter is used for making curved cuts in metal. It can cut up to 5/8" thick steel and 1/4" aluminum. | The RazorCut 45 plasma cutter is used for making curved cuts in metal. It can cut up to 5/8" thick steel and 1/4" aluminum. | ||
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# Connect the Plasma cutter to compressed air. | # Connect the Plasma cutter to compressed air. | ||
# Ensure that the settings on the plasma cutter are correct (Power, 4T, ) | # Ensure that the settings on the plasma cutter are correct (Power, [https://forum.langmuirsystems.com/t/intermittent-torch-firing-troubleshooting-guide/3159 4T], ) | ||
# Connect ground clamp to workpiece. | # Connect ground clamp to workpiece. | ||
# Set plasma torch in position to cut. | # Set plasma torch in position to cut. | ||
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Shop Area: Metal Shop Tool: Plasma Cutter (handheld) Requires in-person training: Yes Procedure Number: UG 110-03, Rev. 1 Last Revision: 4/30/2021 |
GENERAL
The RazorCut 45 plasma cutter is used for making curved cuts in metal. It can cut up to 5/8" thick steel and 1/4" aluminum.
SAFETY
REFERENCE
- Razor Cut 45 product page (http://razorweld.com/catalogue_product.asp?product=983&category=22&subcategory=87)
- General plasma cutting info (https://www.millerwelds.com/resources/article-library/how-to-select-and-operate-a-hand-held-plasma-cutter)
- All about plasma cutting (https://www.georgesplasmacuttershop.com/all-about-plasma-cutting-3)
PROCEDURE
- Connect the Plasma cutter to compressed air.
- Ensure that the settings on the plasma cutter are correct (Power, 4T, )
- Connect ground clamp to workpiece.
- Set plasma torch in position to cut.
- Pull trigger until arc begins.
- Pull trigger a second time to make cut.
- Pull trigger a third time to ramp down power.
- Pull trigger a fourth time to turn off.