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When you need a plasma cutter that doesn't back down from a challenge, the ESAB PowerCut 650 is your answer. Built for welders who need mobility without sacrificing power, this machine packs a 40-Amp punch capable of slicing through 5/8-inch steel like butter. It’s the perfect companion for the shop floor or the back of a service truck, thanks to its rugged, impact-resistant shell that shrugs off bumps, drops, and bad weather. Stop struggling with oxy-fuel for thin to medium gauge metals—plug in the PowerCut 650 and get clean, warp-free cuts in seconds.
The included PT-31XL torch is designed for comfort during long cuts and features a quick-disconnect mechanism that saves you time during setup and breakdown. No more wrestling with threaded connections when you're in a hurry. The machine handles dirty or painted metal with ease, and its pilot arc start ensures you get a strong arc every time you pull the trigger. Plus, with the ability to sever up to 7/8-inch material, you have extra capacity when you run into unexpectedly thick stock.
Ready to run on 208/230V power, this unit fits right into your existing single-phase setup. It comes complete with everything you need to start cutting: the power source, torch, work clamp, and a starter kit of consumables. Just hook up your air compressor, and you are ready to fabricate brackets, repair heavy equipment, or cut custom shapes with professional-grade precision.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:ESAB |
| Input Voltage:208/230 V |
| Phase:1-Phase |
| Amperage:40 |
| Cutting Capacity:5/8" |
| Duty Cycle:40% |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Process Type:Plasma Cutting |
| Torch Model:PT-31XL |
| Gas Type:Air |
| Output Range:10-40 A |
| Severance Capacity:7/8 in (22 mm) |
| Weight:32 kg |
| Dimensions:16.5 in x 12.5 in x 28 in |
| Item:Plasma Cutter |
| Weld Process:Plasma Cutting |
| Voltage:208/230 V |
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