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    Thermal Dynamics 30A Spare Parts Kit
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    TD SL60 & SL100 Consumable Kits FAQs

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

    What is normally in a plasma torch consumable kit?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A kit groups together the wearing parts of a hand plasma torch so you can change them in one go. Typically that means electrodes, nozzles (also called tips) and a swirl ring, often with a shield or drag cup and sometimes O-rings and a small tube of silicone grease.

    Contents differ from kit to kit, so check the parts list against your torch manual before you rely on it. A kit is usually matched to a particular torch and cutting current, not to every torch.

    Which plasma torch parts wear out first?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    The electrode and the nozzle do most of the work. The electrode carries the current and the arc starts from a small insert in its tip, which erodes as you cut. The nozzle squeezes the arc into a narrow jet, and its hole slowly wears larger or out of round.

    The swirl ring and shield cup last longer but are not permanent. They need replacing when damaged, for example chipped, cracked or with blocked gas holes. The manual for your torch shows each part and what to look for.

    Why should the electrode and nozzle be replaced together?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A new electrode in a worn nozzle, or the other way round, usually cuts poorly and may wear faster. Many suppliers advise changing both together, because the two wear as a pair and their fit affects the arc. Some torch makers instead say to inspect each part separately and replace whichever shows wear, so follow your own manual.

    Either way, a matched set of parts is useful to have ready. If you want to stretch the life of a set, do it by cutting well, piercing at the right height and keeping the air clean and dry, not by running worn parts.

    How do I choose a kit that suits my torch and cutting current?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Start from the torch model and the cutting current you actually use. Consumables are rated for a maximum current, and parts rated below the current you set will wear out very quickly. Parts for different torches often look alike but do not interchange.

    Read the part numbers or descriptions on your torch's consumables chart in the manual, and match the kit to those. If you cut at more than one current, you may need more than one set of nozzles. Our team can help you match a kit to your torch.

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