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36-1002 36-1050 36-1053 36-1055 36-1057 36-1056 36-1058 36-1062 36-1064
Thermal Dynamics
Consumables Notes
Always assemble the consumable parts properly. Improper assembly may damage the parts or the torch head. Ensure that
parts are seated together correctly.
Always check the shield gas distributor for charring when changing parts. Do not use the distributor if it is charred. Replace
the shield gas distributor regularly to ensure proper performance.
Operational Notes
Always purge the torch after changing consumables or if the power supply has been shut off. The power supply's built-in
purge function may not be enough to properly purge the torch. Manually flow gas with the 'Test Cut Flow' and 'Test Pre
Flow' functions to help remove any remaining coolant from the lines.
Slightly increasing the preflow pressure may increase piercing ability on thicker materials. However, increasing the preflow
pressure too much may affect plasma starting reliability (misfiring).
Decreasing preflow pressure may improve piloting. Preflow pressure can be reduced without affecting cut performance as
long as the pilot arc still transfers to the plate well. Decreasing preflow pressure too much will affect the ability to transfer
the arc to the plate and may cause damage to the tip.
Notes on Chart Measurements
Pressure measurements in the charts are in psi(g), not psi(a). 0 psi(g) = 14.7 psi(a) (1 atmosphere).
Ball settings are at the center of the gauge ball.
Ohmic Sensing
Ohmic sensing is not recommended with water shield. Water on the plate interferes electrically with the ohmic sensing circuit.
Direction of Cut
The plasma gas stream swirls as it leaves the torch to maintain a stable arc column. This swirl effect results in one side of a cut
being more square than the other.
Underwater Cutting
Cutting on a water table either underwater or with the water touching the plate or with a water muffler system is not rec
ommended. If a water table is used the water level must be a minimum of 4 inches / 100 mm from the bottom of the plate.
Failure to follow this recommendation could result in poor cut quality and short consumable parts life.
Shield Cap 36-1025 Tip 36-1051 Electrode 36-1069 Plasma Gas Distributor 36-1041
Cartridge 36-1020 Shield Cup 36-1016 Shield Gas Distributor 36-1272
Thermal Dynamics Plasma Nozzle Tip 36-1002 36-1050 36-1053 36-1055 36-1057 36-1056 36-1058 36-1062 36-1064
Consumables Notes
Always assemble the consumable parts properly. Improper assembly may damage the parts or the torch head. Ensure that
parts are seated together correctly.
Always check the shield gas distributor for charring when changing parts. Do not use the distributor if it is charred. Replace
the shield gas distributor regularly to ensure proper performance.
Operational Notes
Always purge the torch after changing consumables or if the power supply has been shut off. The power supply's built-in
purge function may not be enough to properly purge the torch. Manually flow gas with the 'Test Cut Flow' and 'Test Pre
Flow' functions to help remove any remaining coolant from the lines.
Slightly increasing the preflow pressure may increase piercing ability on thicker materials. However, increasing the preflow
pressure too much may affect plasma starting reliability (misfiring).
Decreasing preflow pressure may improve piloting. Preflow pressure can be reduced without affecting cut performance as
long as the pilot arc still transfers to the plate well. Decreasing preflow pressure too much will affect the ability to transfer
the arc to the plate and may cause damage to the tip.
Notes on Chart Measurements
Pressure measurements in the charts are in psi(g), not psi(a). 0 psi(g) = 14.7 psi(a) (1 atmosphere).
Ball settings are at the center of the gauge ball.
Ohmic Sensing
Ohmic sensing is not recommended with water shield. Water on the plate interferes electrically with the ohmic sensing circuit.
Direction of Cut
The plasma gas stream swirls as it leaves the torch to maintain a stable arc column. This swirl effect results in one side of a cut
being more square than the other.
Underwater Cutting
Cutting on a water table either underwater or with the water touching the plate or with a water muffler system is not rec
ommended. If a water table is used the water level must be a minimum of 4 inches / 100 mm from the bottom of the plate.
Failure to follow this recommendation could result in poor cut quality and short consumable parts life.
Shield Cap 36-1025 Tip 36-1051 Electrode 36-1069 Plasma Gas Distributor 36-1041
Cartridge 36-1020 Shield Cup 36-1016 Shield Gas Distributor 36-1272
Thermal Dynamics Plasma Nozzle Tip 36-1002 36-1050 36-1053 36-1055 36-1057 36-1056 36-1058 36-1062 36-1064