Everything you need to know about Plasma Cutting
The process plasma cutting started wayback 1960's and was recognized as one of the ways to productively cut metal. In simple terms, Plasma Cutting is a way of cutting electrically conductive materials by means of jet of hot plasma. Some of the materials that can be cut through plasma cutting are steel, aluminium, copper as so on. Due to its efficiency combined with low cost, it is widely used from large metal fabrication companies to small welding dependent companies. Advantages against traditional cutting: Plasma cutting is very efficient when it comes to cutting thin and thick materials. What makes it stand out? Plasma Cutting produces very hot cone for cutting and can cut up to 38 mm steel, and even stronger torches can slice up to 150mm. Other advantages: 1. Cleaner edge 2. Accurate Cutting 3. No metal chips Disadvantages: 1. up to 160 mm restriction for dry cutting and 120 mm for underwater cutting 2. High power consumption 3. Wider Kerf...