Parkside plasma cutter Electronically controlled pps 40 c3

Name: Parkside plasma cutter Electronically controlled pps 40 c3
Brand: German Store
Price: 89.99 USD
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Robust and powerful compact device, electronically controlled, quiet and even plasma jet, for precise and clean cutting cuts up to 12 mm material thickness, suitable for cutting sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper and iron, continuously adjustable cutting current (15 to 40 A), high-quality cutting torch with plastic handle, non-contact cut thanks to pilot ignition - reduces wear of the burner nozzle. se, no grinding the interface required, 2.5 m cutting cable with replaceable burner attachments
Earth cable (2 m) with strong clamp, 2 m compressed air hose with quick connection system ("QuickConnect"), compatible with standard compressors (e.g. Parkside PKO 500 A1), rear compressed air connection including pressure gauge and pressure reducer, overload protection thanks to thermal monitor with indicator light, housing made of painted sheet steel with ergonomic carrying handle
Accessories included: 3 burner sleeves (1 pre-assembled), 3 electrodes (1 pre-assembled), compressed air hose with quick connect system ("Quick-Connect"), spacer (pre-assembled), 1 ground cable
Technical data: cutting current: 15-40A, cutting capacity: copper 1-4 mm / stainless steel 1-8 mm / aluminium 1-8 mm / iron 1-10 mm / sheet steel 1-12 mm, working pressure: 4-4.5 bar, rated voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz, power cable length: approx. 2m
Material: steel
Dimensions: approx. 341 x 116 x 237 mm
Weight: approx. 10 lbs
Notes: Only in combination with a compressor (e.g. from Parkside). Compressor not included. Please note the safety instructions in the operating instructions (English language not guaranteed). This Class A welding device is not intended for use in residential areas where power is supplied via a public low voltage supply system. It may be difficult to ensure electromagnetic compatibility in these areas due to both conducted and radiated interference.