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21-1089 - Thermal Dynamics XT-300 100A Nitrogen Electrode (5-Pack)

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OVERVIEW

Thermal Dynamics 21-1089 Nitrogen Electrode Overview

The Thermal Dynamics 21-1089 is a specialized plasma cutting electrode designed for high-performance industrial applications. Engineered specifically for the XT-300 plasma torch series, this consumable is rated for 100 Amps and is optimized for use with Nitrogen (N2) plasma gas. This configuration is essential for operators focusing on non-ferrous metals, providing superior arc characteristics and cut quality on materials such as stainless steel and aluminum.

Technical Specifications and Compatibility

Precision manufacturing is at the core of the Thermal Dynamics 21-1089 electrode. It serves as the primary emitter of the plasma arc within the torch assembly, demanding high thermal conductivity and resistance to erosion. The electrode is strictly compatible with the XT-300 torch platform, ensuring that coolant flow and gas dynamics are maintained according to factory specifications. By utilizing Nitrogen as the plasma gas, this electrode helps mitigate the formation of oxides on the cut edge, a common challenge when cutting stainless steel with standard air plasma systems. The 100A rating allows for significant cutting thickness and speed, making it a staple for heavy fabrication environments.

Material Application: Stainless Steel and Aluminum

While standard air electrodes are versatile, the 21-1089 is purpose-built for specific metallurgical requirements. When cutting stainless steel and aluminum, the use of Nitrogen gas in conjunction with this electrode produces a cleaner, smoother finish with less dross accumulation. This reduces secondary operations such as grinding or chemical cleaning. The electrode's composition is tailored to withstand the specific ionization properties of Nitrogen, ensuring that the hafnium or tungsten insert (depending on specific internal geometry for N2 service) degrades at a controlled rate, maximizing the lifespan of the part.

Operational Efficiency and Value

Supplied in a package of 5, these electrodes allow for efficient inventory management and reduced downtime. Regular inspection and replacement of the electrode are critical for maintaining cut quality and protecting the torch head from damage. A worn electrode can lead to erratic arcs, poor cut angularity, and potential damage to the nozzle and shield cap. By choosing genuine Thermal Dynamics consumables, operators ensure that their XT-300 system operates at peak efficiency, delivering the reliability expected from professional-grade plasma cutting equipment.

Additional Information
Item:Electrode
Amps:100
Weld Process:Plasma
Torch Compatibility:XT-300
Gas Type:Nitrogen (N2)
Material Application:Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Consumable Type:Electrode
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Torch Compatibility:XT-300
Gas Type:Nitrogen (N2)
Material Application:Stainless Steel, Aluminum
Consumable Type:Electrode

INCLUDED

  • (5) Thermal Dynamics 21-1089 Nitrogen Electrodes (100A)

APPLICATIONS

  • Plasma cutting of Stainless Steel plates and sheets
  • Fabrication of Aluminum components
  • Industrial manufacturing using XT-300 torches
  • High-amperage (100A) automated or manual cutting
  • Applications requiring Nitrogen plasma gas

FAQ

The 21-1089 electrode is designed specifically for the Thermal Dynamics XT-300 plasma torch.

This electrode is rated for 100 Amps.

This electrode is optimized for use with Nitrogen (N2) gas.

It is designed for cutting Stainless Steel and Aluminum.

The Thermal Dynamics 21-1089 is sold in a package of 5 electrodes.

While it physically fits the torch, this specific part number is engineered for Nitrogen gas applications to achieve optimal results on non-ferrous metals. Consult your system manual for air-specific parts.

Yes, this is a genuine Thermal Dynamics product.

Nitrogen produces a cleaner cut with less oxidation on the edge compared to compressed air, which is beneficial for welding or finishing stainless steel.