Posts Tagged ‘metal cutting’

Plasma Cutter Is A Tool To Cut Metals

Monday, May 24th, 2010

Transportable, light plasma cutters make use of 110 volts, through an amount produced of approximately 15-40 amps. In order to make things easier and to make simple usages, these plasma cutters repeatedly featured with involved air compressors.

The exterior of the metal on the outside of the cutting area remains calm and that is one of the major benefits of utilizing a plasma cutter. This put off the twisting and paint harm that can take place by means of other fire cutters. A thin HAZ (heat affected zone) also permits to utilize the models for exact curved stripe cutting.

Larger cutters will come with a productivity of approximately between 50 and 80 amps and they are 220 volt systems. An industrial plasma cutters will be able to cut metal up to 2 inches thick (5cm), whereas a hand-held model can be utilized to cut conductive metal which is ½ or (1.25cm) inch thick.

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What Are The Safety Hazards Of Metal Cutting?

Monday, May 18th, 2009

If you are a welder or someone who wants to be, there are safety precautions you must adhere to each time you weld. You must make sure that you wear the right clothing. It is best to check your equipment before use. You must inspect your safety equipment and your work environment.

You must watch out for any safety hap-hazards that may occur while you are metal cutting.

Accidents happen to even the best of us, so to think “it wont happen to me’ is ludicrous. It is very silly to think that because you are a longtime veteran that you have it all sewed up and can handle anything that comes your way. It is highly naive as a novice welder to think because you have been lucky so far, “what can happen to you now?”

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