#Hyperterm poweremax 45 update
#Hyperterm poweremax 45 manual

Hypertherm Powermax 65 & 85 Fine Cut Ohmic Shield 220948. The Hypertherm Powermax 45XP delivers increased cut capacity up to 16 mm (5/8) metal as well as faster cut speeds, and automatic gas. Hypertherm Powermax 65 & 85 Swirl Ring 220857. Hypertherm Powermax 85 Electrodes 220842 by Hypertherm.

#Hyperterm poweremax 45 manual

Refer to the operator manual for more details. This item Hypertherm PowerMax 45 XP Mechanized Consumable Starter Kit. * Maximum cut speeds are the results of Hypertherm’s laboratory testing.įor optimum cut performance, actual cutting speeds may vary based on different cutting applications. Powercool™ design cools internal components more effectively for long system life and improved uptime.Ĭutting: 360 scfh 6 cfm (170 l/min) 80 psi (5.5 bar).Hypertherm Certified™ reliability ensures performance in the most demanding environment.Cut speeds 188% faster than oxyfuel on 1/4' mild steel.Less edge preparation – patented consumables designs provide superior cut and gouge quality.Patented drag-cutting technology makes it easy to use – even for first time operators.Handheld and mechanized usage with CNC interface and FastConnect™ torch connection.

Small size and light weight provides exceptional portability for a 1/2' rated cutting system.* Pierce rating for handheld use or with automatic torch height control. The Powermax45 cuts or gouges faster, easier and better than any other product in its class.

#Hyperterm poweremax 45 update

Thank you all for the quick responses, I'll update this thread when I find out what's wrong.Our best selling system, the Powermax45 is the most versatile and portable 1/2' (12 mm) machine on the market, with a broad set of application capabilities that make it a truly multi-purpose tool. I don't have much use on this set of consumables, but I was in a very tight location working with the torch head so it may be possible that something worked it's way into the nozzle or consumables. Jim Colt HyperthermJim, I will check out all of that. The newer Powerma圆5, 85 and 105 as well as all Duramax torch upgrades do not have a torch plunger. Also.the Powermax45 does have a spring loaded torch plunger. Low inlet air pressure.or low flow (caused by a restriction) will cause the consumables to misfire. If you are using aftermarket consumables it is common to have consumables stick in the torch due to stack up tolerance defects. Could be a worn swirl ring (can cause electrode to stick.), or retaining cap (air leak or incorrect flow) Often you can get a few more starts by cleaning the end of the electrode with scotchbrite pad.do the same to the inner bore of the nozzle. Refer to the operators manual to determine end of life. Cap should be slightly snug.if overtightened the electrode will not slide freely in the torch.torch will misfire.and the troubleshooting LEDs indicate 'stuck consumables'. It most likely will be one of the following. Lucky I still had gas, otherwise we'd have had to bolt it back up until later on!Ĭliffnotes: used pmax45, malfunction indicator illuminated (orange LED with little zigzag, green AC light blinks) Nothing happens at all when trigger is pressed.

I had to finish off with the O/A torch, which really sucked because I love my HT machine. I re-checked my ground, checked the tip, cup, swirl ring, etc., checked the power supply, air supply, dryness of air, all checked out perfectly fine.Īnyone had this happen before? I've got less than 20 uses on this. The malfunction indicator illuminates and the AC light blinks. I went to get the other three, and nothing happened at all. I hit the tow package with the grinder to make a good clean ground, struck an arc with the Powermax, and zapped off three 1/2' bolts like nothing. The bolts were so rusty that they wouldn't budge with a breaker bar, then rounded off with a 6pt impact socket/rattle gun.Įnter the Pmax45, I pulled it out, hooked up my air supply, (Craftsmen 80 gallon that's worked fantastically for years, running through several driers- desiccant and a Motorguard, the tank on the compressor was just drained before use) Today I was working on my brother's truck, replacing the tow package that had rotted significantly.