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087211 Hypertherm Powermax 85 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port & Selectable Voltage Ratio, 400v 3ph CE
  • 087211 Hypertherm Powermax 85 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port & Selectable Voltage Ratio, 400v 3ph CE
  • 087211 Hypertherm Powermax 85 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port & Selectable Voltage Ratio, 400v 3ph CE
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Hypertherm Powermax 85 SYNC Plasma Power Supply with CPC Port & Selectable Voltage Ratio, 400v 3ph CE
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Hypertherm introduces the SYNC series, the next generation of Powermax 65 / 85 / 105 plasma systems. Unlike any other plasma systems, the Powermax SYNC series features built-in intelligence and a revolutionary single-piece cartridge consumable. Change how you work with a simplified system operation, streamlined consumable inventory, lowered operation cost and maximised performances. All this combined makes the Powermax 65 / 85 / 105 plasma systems the smarter choice for cutting and gouging applications.

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Easy to use

  • Easy to identify single-piece cartridge consumables are colour-coded by process to eliminate parts mix-up and simplify consumable inventory management.
  • New SmartSYNC torches with the Hypertherm cartridge automatically set the correct amperage and operating mode, eliminating setup errors.
  • End-of-life detection lets the operator know when it’s time to change the cartridge.

Minimises operation costs

  • Simplified operation minimises downtime, troubleshooting, waste and training time.
  • Advanced cartridge consumable design provides up to twice the life for hand cutting and improved quality over life in mechanised setups compared to standard consumables.
  • Access cartridge data for performance tracking and analysing usage patterns.

Maximise performance

  • Tackle a wide range of jobs with easily interchangeable torch styles and application-specific Hypertherm cartridge consumables for various types of cutting and gouging.
  • Reduce training time with a simplified setup and consistent performance.
  • Time-saving torch controls allow the operator to adjust the amperage on the fly and change consumables and applications without returning to the power supply.

Industry-leading reliability

  • SmartSYNC torches are engineered for rugged, industrial environments.
  • SpringStart technology ensures consistent starting and a more reliable torch.
  • Industry-leading reliability reduces production downtime.

 

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WARRANTYHY6 Hypertherm 6 Year Power Supply Warranty

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Pmsyncpromo FAQs

Plain answers on choosing and running a plasma cutting system with a machine interface, from power supply and torch choice to air quality, consumable cartridges and safe working.

What is a machine interface port and what is divided arc voltage?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A machine interface (discrete control) port lets the plasma power supply talk to a cutting table or controller. It typically carries the plasma start and stop signal, a divided arc voltage for torch height control, and a transfer signal for table motion.

The real arc voltage is far too high to send out directly, so it is scaled down by a set ratio. Some units have several selectable ratios. Follow the cutting machine manufacturer's values for setup, not just the factory default. Some power supplies also have a serial port for more data. Wiring and settings are a job for someone competent with the equipment.

How does a hand torch differ from a machine torch?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A hand torch is shaped for holding, with a trigger, a torch-lock switch and an angled head. Makers make different head angles: a larger angle for general cutting, and a smaller one that helps with gouging, overhead work and hard-to-reach spots. A machine torch has a straight head and no handle, and is clamped into a cutting table or other mechanised carriage.

Fit a machine torch square to the work, and do not overtighten the mounting bracket, as that can damage the torch. Some systems let you change torches with a quick-disconnect fitting. Check the manual for which torches suit your power supply.

How do I know when the consumable cartridge needs changing?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Many current systems use a single-piece cartridge in place of separate electrode, nozzle and swirl ring. Some detect end of life themselves: the arc stops, the torch light and display show a fault, and a spent cartridge will not restart. Treat that as a firm signal to fit a new one.

Before then, watch for slower cutting, a change in arc sound or colour, more dross or a worse edge. With the system off or the torch locked, look at the nozzle orifice. If it is out of round or notched, or the shield or retaining cap is badly worn, change the cartridge. Cutting from the edge and keeping pilot arc time short help it last.

How do I make sure I order the right consumables?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Check the manual for your system. Makers publish a parts guide listing every cartridge or consumable set for each torch. On systems that use cartridges, they are colour coded by job, such as drag cutting, fine cutting of thin sheet, gouging and mechanised cutting, and the system sets its own mode, current and gas pressure from the cartridge, torch type and lead length.

So choose the cartridge for the task and the torch you are using, and do not mix types between hand and machine work. Do not refit a spent cartridge. If your power supply is older or has a different torch, use the manual's part list rather than guessing.

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