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Hypertherm Essential Mechanised Cutting Consumable Kit, for Powermax 85
851469

Name: Hypertherm Essential Mechanised Cutting Consumable Kit, for Powermax 85
SKU: 851469
Price: 230.40 GBP

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Essential consumable kits keep your Powermax up and running with an array of genuine Hypertherm cutting consumables.

Kit Contents

Part #	Description	Qty
220817	Shield	2
220955	Deflector	1
220854	Retaining Cap	1
220816	Nozzle	7
220857	Swirl Ring	1
220777	CopperPlus Electrode	3
220842	Electrode	4
	Total	19 parts

What's Included

	Hypertherm Silicone O-Ring Lubricant
	5 x Genuine Hypertherm Torch O-Ring's
	3 x Hypertherm CopperPlus Electrodes
	7 x Powermax Cutting Nozzles 85 Amp

	2 x Hypertherm Shield, Up to 85A, Mechanised
	4 x Hypertherm Powermax Electrodes
	Hypertherm Retaining Cap, for All Duramax Torches (10 - 105A)
	Hypertherm Swirl Ring, for All Duramax Torches (10 - 85A)
	Hypertherm Mechanised Cutting Deflector, for All Duramax Torches (30 - 105A)

Hypertherm Consumable Kits FAQs

Straight answers to the questions people ask when choosing and using a plasma torch consumable kit.

Should I choose a handheld kit or a mechanised kit?

Choose by how the torch is used. Handheld kits are made for a torch held by the operator, and the shield is designed so that the torch can be dragged lightly on the plate. Mechanised kits are for a torch mounted on a cutting table or machine, which holds the torch a set distance above the plate.

Do not assume the two are interchangeable. Use only the parts your torch manual lists for your application, and check the consumable chart before mixing handheld and mechanised parts.

How do I make sure a kit fits my plasma torch?

Start with the torch and power source, not just the amperage. Consumables are specific to the cutting current, the material and the application, so confirm that the part numbers match those shown in your torch manual or consumable chart. Look at the data plate and manual for the torch model.

Consumables for one torch family do not normally interchange with another, even when they look alike. If you are unsure, our team can help you match a kit to your torch.

When should I replace the electrode and nozzle?

Replace them when cut quality drops or when inspection shows wear. For many separate-part torches the maker suggests changing a standard copper electrode at the pit depth given in the manual, and a nozzle whose hole is nicked, oval or has rounded edges. Systems differ, so use the figures in your own manual.

On systems that use a single-piece cartridge, replace the whole cartridge when the cut quality is no longer satisfactory or the nozzle hole is no longer round.

Why should the electrode and nozzle be changed together?

They wear together and work as a pair. A new electrode in a worn nozzle, or the reverse, tends to give poor cut quality and can shorten the life of the new part. Makers and trade guides recommend changing the nozzle and electrode as a set.

A kit makes this easy, because it supplies several of each. At the same time, check the swirl ring holes are clear of dirt and lubricant, and look at the shield for a damaged hole or clogged vent holes, and replace what is worn.

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