Arc Mate Portable Plasma Cutting Machine

Here are some key features and components typically found in portable plasma cutting machines

Power Source
The power source provides the electrical energy required to generate the plasma arc. It converts AC power into DC power and controls the output voltage and current.

Plasma Torch
The plasma torch is the handheld device that delivers the plasma arc to the workpiece. It usually consists of a nozzle, electrode, and swirl ring. The nozzle focuses the plasma arc, while the electrode and swirl ring help maintain the arc stability and direct the flow of gas.

CNC Control System
Some portable plasma cutting machines come with CNC control capabilities. This allows for automated cutting by programming cutting patterns, shapes, and dimensions using CNC software.

Gas Supply System
Plasma cutting requires a supply of compressed air or an inert gas, such as nitrogen or argon, which is delivered through the torch. The gas helps create and maintain the plasma arc and protects the cut area from oxidation.

Cutting Table or Guide
To ensure accurate and straight cuts, portable plasma cutting machines often use a cutting table or a guide system. These provide support and guidance for the torch, allowing precise movement along the workpiece.

Cooling System
Plasma cutting generates heat, so portable machines may incorporate a cooling system, such as a fan or radiator, to dissipate excess heat and prevent overheating.

Safety Features
Portable plasma cutting machines may include safety features such as thermal overload protection, voltage and current monitoring, and safety interlocks to ensure safe operation.