Plasma Cutting Inverter 2131 Arva

Plasma cutting is a process in which steel or other metals (sometimes other materials) are cut in different diameters by a torch. In this cut, a noble gas (in some cases compressed air) is blown at high speed from the nozzle and at the same moment an electrical arc (ARC) is created between the gas at the nozzle head with the cutting surface and the gas goes into plasma. The plasma is hot enough to melt the metal and make the cut. Compressed air also has enough pressure to push the molten metal away from the cutting path.