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Users share their experiences and recommendations for different fluids to prevent rust and corrosion in plasma cutting tables. SterlingCool and GreenCut are mentioned as safe and effective alternatives to water or sodium nitrite solutions.
Find tips and advice on cutting different materials and thicknesses with everlast plasma cutters. See cut charts, feed rates, amps, air pressure and more from other users and experts.
A discussion thread about different additives for water table fluid in plasma cutting. Users share their experiences, recipes, sources and tips for preventing rust and bacteria in the water.
This is what I have found to work with most plasma cutter nozzles/tips that most people have in their shops or garages. NOTE: Orifice hole size 1mm = .03937" 20 amp tip - 0.6mm/.025" - 15 to 20 amps - 50 to 55 psi
Learn how to choose or create fonts that are suitable for plasma cutting from various sources and programs. See tips, examples, and links to fonts with bridges, stencils, and monoline styles.
I ordered 4 Liters of it and split the cost with a friend who has an LS table as well. LubeCorp Manufacturing Inc. – 12 Nov 13 GreenCut Plasma Water Table Fluid for CNC Plasma Cutting. GreenCut Plasma is a CNC plasma cutting water table treatment - prevents corrosion, bacteria and hot-spotting of plasma cutting water table.
new to plasma cutting I’ve looking at the form but not able to find a simple chart for perfect cut on 11 gauge, 14 and 16 mild steel (I’m getting a lot of dross) someone here probably dialed everything perfectly pls share with us. using-Razorcut30i with 0.8 tip (or any suggestion)-Langmuir Systems-Fusion 360
A discussion thread about the cut settings and quality for the Razorweld Cut 45 plasma cutter with the CrossFire PRO table. Users share links, tips, and experiences with the cut chart and the table.
The largest circles are .28 inches in diameter, and the smaller ones are .124 inches in diameter. We are planning on cutting on 240V soon, we are just waiting to change out our 240V outlet to the Nema 6-50R type that the plasma accepts. Currently, the outlet doesn’t match the plug on the plasma. We are using just the tip the Vipercut 30i came ...
Or just make a wild a$$ guess and build it into your hourly rate. I’ve not included the table, because it’s a fraction of what the plasma and compressor use. Even a large plasma and compressor combined with the table would have trouble pulling $2-3/hr in electricity at ¢10-20 per kW/hr.