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THERMACUT EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating Instructions – EX-5-902-007/N-23446 – CSA
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  • Page 1 Plasma Cutting System Operating Instructions – EX-5-902-007/N-23446 – CSA Revision 4, 31 January, 2024...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Table of contents Identification ................5 Labeling....................5 Identification plate ................5 Signs and symbols used...............6 Classification of the warnings ..............6 Safety ..................7 Designated use..................7 Obligations of the operator ..............7 Warning and notice signs..............8 Product-specific safety instructions.............8 Safety instructions for the electrical power supply ......8 Safety instructions for plasma cutting..........9 Personal protective equipment ............9 Emergency information ................9...
  • Page 3 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Piercing ....................31 Gouging....................31 7.7.1 Table for FHT-EX®105TT material removal ........32 Stopping the cutting process............33 Decommissioning ..............33 Maintenance and cleaning ............ 34 Maintenance and cleaning intervals ..........35 Faults and troubleshooting............ 37 Disassembly................42 Disposal .................
  • Page 4 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.4 75 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air........59 20.5 85 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air........60 20.5.1 85 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air........61 20.6 100–105 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air ......62 20.6.1 100–105 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air ......63 20.7 40–45 A cutting, SmoothLine, shielded, with compressed air..64 20.7.1 40–45 A cutting, SmoothLine, shielded, with compressed air..65...

  • Page 5: Identification

    It uses compressed air or nitrogen to cut almost all electrically conductive ® materials. The EX-TRAFIRE 105HD has to be operated only with original ® Thermacut consumables and maintenance parts. ® This documentation describes the EX-TRAFIRE 105HD cutting power supply.

  • Page 6: Signs And Symbols Used

    ® 1 Identification EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Signs and symbols used The following signs and symbols are used: General instructions.  Action(s) to be carried out in succession. Lists. Cross-reference symbol refers to detailed, supplementary or further information. Caption, item description. Classification of the warnings The warnings are divided into four different categories and are indicated prior to potentially dangerous work steps.

  • Page 7: Safety

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 2 Safety Safety This chapter warns of potential hazards that should be kept in mind to operate the product safely. Non-observance of the safety instructions may result in risks to the life and health of personnel, environmental damage, or material damage.

  • Page 8: Warning And Notice Signs

    ® 2 Safety EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Warning and notice signs The following warning, notice, and mandatory signs can be found on top of the product: These markings must always be legible. They should not be covered, obscured, painted over, or removed. Product-specific safety instructions ...

  • Page 9: Safety Instructions For Plasma Cutting

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 2 Safety Safety instructions for plasma cutting  Plasma cutting may cause damage to the eyes, skin, and hearing. Note that other potential hazards may arise when the power supply is used with other cutting components. Therefore, always wear the prescribed personal protective equipment as defined by local regulations and laws.

  • Page 10: Scope Of Delivery

    ® 3 Scope of delivery EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Scope of delivery The following components are included in the scope of supply: ® — 1× EX-TRAFIRE 105HD cutting power supply ® ® — 1× FHT-EX 105TTH or FHT-EX 105TTM cutting torch — 1× work lead incl. work lead clamp —...

  • Page 11: Product Description

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 4 Product description Product description Assembly and use The control elements are located on the control panel. The connections are on the front and rear of the power supply. Fig. 2 Control elements and connections A LCD Display F Power cable B POWER switch G Work lead connection...

  • Page 12: Technical Data

    ® 4 Product description EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Technical data ® There are two EX-TRAFIRE 105HD systems: — single-phase and — three-phase Table 2 Power supply specifications, single-phase Rated open circuit voltage (U 290 V DC Characteristic curve* Drooping * The curve is defined as output voltage versus output current Input voltage (U 230 V AC ±...
  • Page 13 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 4 Product description Table 3 Power supply specifications, three-phase Rated open circuit voltage (U 290 V DC Characteristic curve* Drooping * The curve is defined as output voltage versus output current Input voltage (U 208 - 460 - 575 V AC ± 15 % 3 PH/50-60 Hz Output arc current (I 20 –105 A...

  • Page 14: Technical Data For Cutting Torches Fht-Ex

    ® 4 Product description EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Table 5 Ambient conditions for operation Ambient temperature 14 °F (-10 °C) to 104 °F (+40 °C) Relative humidity < 50 % at 104 °F (+40 °C) < 90 % at 68 °F (+20 °C) Installation above sea level Max.
  • Page 15 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 4 Product description ® ® Table 7 Technical data for FHT-EX 105TTH and FHT-EX 105TTM cutting torches ® FHT-EX 105TTH / ® FHT-EX 105TTM Permissible gas Compressed air/Nitrogen/Argon* 100 A/105 A approx. 5.5 CFM (156 l/Min.) at 70 psi (4.8 bar) 75 A/85 A approx.

  • Page 16: Torch Dimensions Fht-Ex 105Tth

    ® 4 Product description EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® 4.3.1 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTH ® Fig. 3 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTH ® 4.3.2 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTM ® Fig. 4 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTM ® 4.3.3 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTSM ® Fig. 5 Torch dimensions FHT-EX 105TTSM...

  • Page 17: Transport And Positioning

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 5 Transport and positioning Transport and positioning WARNING Risk of injury due to improper transport and installation Improper transport and installation can cause the power supply to tip or fall over. This may result in serious injury. ...

  • Page 18: Setting Up The Power Supply

    ® 6 Setting up the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Setting up the power supply Connecting to the gas supply  Connect the gas hose with an inside diameter of at least 3/8 in. (10 mm) to the gas connection of the power supply.

  • Page 19: Connecting The Three-Phase Machine

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 6 Setting up the power supply 6.3.2 Connecting the three-phase machine The power supply should be connected by a certified electrician or trained personnel. L1 -> red Black L2 -> black White L3 -> white Ground -> green The green grounding wire is exclusively for the grounding and must always be connected!

  • Page 20: Connection To A Generator (Optional)

    ® 6 Setting up the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD WARNING Risk of electric shock due to improperly installed or defective cables Damaged or improperly installed cables can lead to fatal electric shock.  Check all live cables and connections for proper installation or damage.

  • Page 21: Connecting The Cutting Torch

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 6 Setting up the power supply Connecting the cutting torch NOTICE Risk of material damage if used without TCS Latch with Key Assembly The TCS Latch with Key Assembly is important for the proper working of ® ®...

  • Page 22: Installing The Cutting Torch's Gear Rack

    ® 6 Setting up the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 6.5.1 Installing the cutting torch's gear rack Fig. 7 Cutting torch A Mounting sleeve with torch body D Strain relief B Reduction nut E Cable C Mounting tube Disconnect the machine cutting torch from the cutting power supply.

  • Page 23: Installing Consumables For The Hand And Machine Cutting Torches

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 6 Setting up the power supply Installing consumables for the hand and machine cutting torches WARNING Electric shock due to live parts Fatal electric shock can occur if components are live during maintenance and cleaning work.  Set the POWER switch to OFF before maintenance and cleaning work. ...
  • Page 24 ® 6 Setting up the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Install nozzle into the retaining cap. Insert the electrode into the retaining cap and nozzle assembly. Insert the swirl ring. Screw the entire assembly onto the hand cutting torch. Do not overtighten. The nozzle must be firmly in place and must not move.

  • Page 25: Aligning Fht-Ex ® 105Ttm Machine Cutting Torch

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 7 Operation of the power supply ® Aligning FHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch For information on the cutting process see  6 Setting up the power supply on page 18 Position the machine cutting torch perpendicular to the workpiece. Use an angle gauge to align the machine cutting torch at 0°...

  • Page 26: Lcd Description

    ® 7 Operation of the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD NOTICE Material damage caused by unplugging the input power plug during operation If the input power plug is unplugged during operation, the ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD may be irreparably damaged.  Do not unplug the input power plug during operation and ensure a constant power supply.

  • Page 27: Setting The Parameters

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 7 Operation of the power supply 7.1.1 Setting the parameters The LCD menu is used to set the output current (amps), cutting modes, and pressure in bar, or psi. Press the multi-function button for one second. The adjustable values and the word “Set”...

  • Page 28: Connecting The Work Lead

    ® 7 Operation of the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Grid cutting The current is 45–105 A. The pressure of the cutting gas is 70 to 75 psi (4.8 to 5.2 bar). 7.1.3 Connecting the work lead Remove contamination from the workpiece. Connect the work lead clamp to the workpiece in order to allow maximum electrical conduction.

  • Page 29: Manual Cutting Process

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 7 Operation of the power supply Manual cutting process Switch on the power supply. Automatic gas test (five seconds). Automatic system test (five seconds). Press torch trigger. Generate a pilot arc. Once the workpiece is detected, the pilot arc switches to a cutting arc. The cutting process starts.

  • Page 30: Cutting - Edge Start

    ® 7 Operation of the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Cutting – Edge Start Start the cutting process at the edge of the workpiece. Do not move the cutting torch until the material has been cut through completely. Place the cutting torch upright on the edge of the workpiece.

  • Page 31: Piercing

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 7 Operation of the power supply Piercing Hold the cutting torch at an angle to the workpiece with a max. distance of 0.1 in (3 mm) from the nozzle to the workpiece. Press the torch trigger to ignite the arc.
  • Page 32 ® 7 Operation of the power supply EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Use gouging consumables suitable to the cutting torch being used. Hold the cutting torch at an angle of 30° to 35° inclined to the workpiece. Hold the nozzle close enough to the workpiece that it touches the workpiece.

  • Page 33: Stopping The Cutting Process

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 8 Decommissioning Stopping the cutting process CAUTION Risk of injury due to hot parts Parts may still be hot after the gas post-flow period ends. There is a risk of burns.  Wear your personal protective equipment. ...

  • Page 34: Maintenance And Cleaning

    ® 9 Maintenance and cleaning EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Maintenance and cleaning Scheduled maintenance and cleaning are prerequisites for a long service life and trouble-free operation. The maintenance cycle is determined by ® the work environment and the EX-TRAFIRE 105HD’s maintenance intervals. If it is operated for more than eight hours a day, the maintenance intervals should be changed as needed.

  • Page 35: Maintenance And Cleaning Intervals

    Every 3 months ®  Open the EX-TRAFIRE 105HD body and have the inside cleaned with a vacuum cleaner or dry, ® clean compressed air by Thermacut or trained personnel.  Have a safety inspection performed by Annually and after ®...
  • Page 36 ® 9 Maintenance and cleaning EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Table 13 Parts inspection Consumable Check for Action  Replace the shield. Orifice is not round.  Clean the shield and Spatter in the gap Shield between the shield and nozzle surface. the nozzle. ...

  • Page 37: Faults And Troubleshooting

    105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch on page 47 ®  19 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch on page 51 ®  Contact your retailer or Thermacut in the event of questions or problems. WARNING Electric shock due to live parts Fatal electric shock can occur if components are live during maintenance and cleaning work.
  • Page 38 CNC start has been tightened too re-install correctly and signal is on tightly. tighten, if needed. ®  Use only Thermacut Consumables used are ® not Thermacut original original consumables. parts.  Have the issue checked by Missing phase.
  • Page 39 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 10 Faults and troubleshooting Table 14 Fault messages in the display Error code Cause Troubleshooting  Check the cable. No data communication at the BUS.  Replace the CAN and BUS PCB.  Have the control PCB replaced by a certified electrician or trained personnel.
  • Page 40 ® 10 Faults and troubleshooting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Table 15 General faults Fault Description Cause Troubleshooting  Check the input power Switch is set to ON, Power supply is LCD does not insufficient. voltage. illuminate.  Plug the input power plug Power cable is not No/low input connected.
  • Page 41 ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 10 Faults and troubleshooting Table 15 General faults Fault Description Cause Troubleshooting  Ensure that all cable Connection fault in work lead or cutting connections are correctly torch cable. installed.  Remove contamination No contact between work lead clamp and and/or oxidation from the workpiece.

  • Page 42: Disassembly

    ® 11 Disassembly EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Table 15 General faults Fault Description Cause Troubleshooting  Adjust the output current Incorrect Output current (amps) setting for too low/material too strength to the thickness of output current. thick. the workpiece.  Inspect consumables in the Consumables Consumables are are defective.

  • Page 43: Disposal

     Observe the relevant local regulations and disposal instructions in the safety data sheets specified by the manufacturer of the consumables. 12.3 Packaging ® Thermacut has reduced the packaging to the necessary minimum. The ability to recycle packaging materials is always considered during their selection.

  • Page 44: Warranty

    ® 13 Warranty EX-TRAFIRE 105HD Warranty The goods delivered to buyer under contract with seller may be subject to the terms, conditions, limitations, and restrictions of a warranty, if any, to the extent set forth in seller’s standard terms and conditions of sale as of the date of the contract between buyer and seller.

  • Page 45: Accessories

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 15 Accessories Accessories Table 16 Accessories Accessories Part number Description EX-0-802-001 DN 7.2 ES Quick-connect plug with male thread G 1/4" British standard straight thread EX-0-802-002 DN 7.2 ES Quick-connect socket with male thread G 1/4" British standard straight thread EX-0-803-001 CNC interface plug 14-pin kit, incl.

  • Page 46: Fht-Ex 105Tth Hand Cutting Torch Unit

    ® ® 16 FHT-EX 105TTH hand cutting torch unit EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® FHT-EX 105TTH hand cutting torch unit ® Table 17 FHT-EX 105TTH hand cutting torch Number Part number Description ® EX-5-139-001 FHT-EX 105TTH hand cutting torch without consumables with 16.5 ft (5 m) cable/TCS13 ®...

  • Page 47: Fht-Ex ® 105Tth Consumables For Hand Cutting Torch

    ® ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 17 FHT-EX 105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch ® FHT-EX 105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch ® 17.1 FHT-EX 105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch 45–85 A Shielded Gouging Table 18 Consumables for hand cutting torch 45–85 A Item Part number Description...

  • Page 48: Cutting Torch 100-105 A

    ® ® 17 FHT-EX 105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® 17.2 FHT-EX 105TTH consumables for hand cutting torch 100–105 A Shielded Gouging Table 19 Consumables for hand cutting torch 100–105 A Item Part number Description EX-5-404-051 Swirl ring 45–105 A EX-5-401-051 Electrode 45–105 A EX-5-410-056...

  • Page 49: Fht-Ex ® 105Ttm Machine Cutting Torch Unit

    ® ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 18 FHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch unit ® FHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch unit ® 18.1 FHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch without gear rack ® Table 21 FFHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch without gear rack Number Part number Description ®...

  • Page 50: Fht-Ex 105Ttsm Short Machine Cutting Torch

    ® ® 18 FHT-EX 105TTM machine cutting torch unit EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® 18.2 FHT-EX 105TTSM short machine cutting torch ® Table 22 FHT-EX 105TTSM short machine cutting torch Number Part number Description ® EX-5-242-021 FHT-EX 105TTSM short machine cutting torch, without consumables, with 16.5 ft (5 m) cable/ TCS13 ®...

  • Page 51: Cutting Torch

    ® ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 19 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch ® FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch ® 19.1 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for standard machine cutting torch 45–85 A Shielded **Unshielded ® Table 23 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for standard machine cutting torch 45–85 A Item Part number...

  • Page 52: Fht-Ex

    ® ® 19 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® 19.2 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for standard machine cutting torch 100–105 A Shielded **Unshielded ® Table 24 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for standard machine cutting torch 100–105A Item Part number Description EX-5-404-051 Swirl ring 45–105 A...

  • Page 53: Fht-Ex ® 105Ttm Consumables For Smoothline

    ® ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 19 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch ® 19.3 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for SmoothLine machine cutting torch Shielded **Unshielded ® Table 25 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for SmoothLine machine cutting torch Item Part number Description EX-5-404-051 Swirl ring 45–105 A EX-5-401-051 Electrode 45–105 A...

  • Page 54: Fht-Ex 105Ttm Consumables For Marking Machine Cutting Torch

    ® ® 19 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for machine cutting torch EX-TRAFIRE 105HD ® 19.4 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for marking machine cutting torch ® Table 26 FHT-EX 105TTM consumables for marking machine cutting torch Item Part number Description EX-5-404-051 Swirl ring 45–105 A EX-5-401-051 Electrode 45–105 A EX-5-445-001...

  • Page 55: Cut Charts For Mechanized Cutting

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting Cut charts for mechanized cutting Cut charts serve as a guideline for mechanized cutting. Individual systems can be “fine tuned” to achieve optimum cutting quality. Recommended speed: Speeds adjusted for cutting capacity do not necessarily represent maximum speeds.

  • Page 56: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.1 45 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf (shield to height thickness delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 57: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting 20.2 55 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf thickness (shield to height delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 58: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.3 65 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf thickness (shield to height delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 59: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting 20.4 75 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf (shield to height thickness delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 60: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.5 85 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Recommended speed: Speeds adjusted for cutting capacity do not necessarily represent maximum speeds. They are the speeds that must be achieved for the specified material thickness.

  • Page 61: Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting 20.5.1 85 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf (shield to height thickness delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 62: 100-105 A Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.6 100–105 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Recommended speed: Speeds adjusted for cutting capacity do not necessarily represent maximum speeds. They are the speeds that must be achieved for the specified material thickness.

  • Page 63: 100-105 A Cutting, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting 20.6.1 100–105 A cutting, shielded, with compressed air Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Maximum speed Kerf (shield to height thickness delay time width Settings for Standard quality work cut (shield to highest quality settings...

  • Page 64: A Cutting, Smoothline, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.7 40–45 A cutting, SmoothLine, shielded, with compressed air Recommended speed: Speeds adjusted for cutting capacity do not necessarily represent maximum speeds. They are the speeds that must be achieved for the specified material thickness.

  • Page 65: A Cutting, Smoothline, Shielded, With Compressed Air

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting 20.7.1 40–45 A cutting, SmoothLine, shielded, with compressed air EX-5-415-050 EX-5-422-050 EX-5-410-050 EX-5-401-051 EX-5-404-051 EX-5-415-052 EX-5-423-001 Material Cut height Pierce Pierce Recommended speed Kerf width Power supply thickness (shield to height delay time Settings for highest work cut...

  • Page 66: Marking, Shielded, With Compressed Air Or Argon

    ® 20 Cut charts for mechanized cutting EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 20.8 Marking, shielded, with compressed air or argon With compressed air Marking Power Initial Delay Marking Arc voltage Kerf Kerf Cut height (shield to supply marking speed width depth work cut height height) [Amps]...

  • Page 67: Appendix

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 21 Appendix Appendix 21.1 Connecting the optional CNC interface The optional CNC interface plug installs onto the rear panel of the ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD. Control signals can be transmitted via the CNC interface. For signal types see table 27. Control elements are located on the control panel.

  • Page 68: Setting The Voltage Divider Dip Switches

    ® 21 Appendix EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 21.1.1 Setting the voltage divider DIP switches The voltage divider DIP switches are preset to 50:1. ®  Turn off the EX-TRAFIRE 105HD and unplug the power supply prior to opening the housing. The housing must be opened only by a certified electrician or trained personnel.

  • Page 69: Enabling The External Ac Coil With An External Power Supply

    ® EX-TRAFIRE 105HD 21 Appendix 21.1.3 Enabling the external AC coil with an external power supply Fig. 13 Enable the external AC coil with an external power supply. 24 V AC 230 V AC 21.1.4 Enabling the industrially insulated module with an external power supply Industrial insulated user module with 24 V DC power supply.
  • Page 70 ADDRESSES AND CONTACTS AMERICA USA and Canada Mexico THERMACUT, Inc. BINZEL MEXICO S.A. de C.V. 153 Charlestown Road C. Municipio de Tepezalá No. 109 Claremont, NH 03743 de Arteaga No. 102 Tel.: +1 (800) 932-8312 Valle de Ags., C.P. 20358 +1 (603) 543-0585 San Fco.
  • Page 71 Revision history You can find the latest version of the operating manual on our website: www.thermacut.us Revision R1/10_2022 Revision 2/02_2023 — 4.2 „Technical data“ – Maximum input power changed to 23.8 kVA Revision 3/2023 — 6.3.1 “Connecting the single-phase machine” – Connection procedure clarified —...
  • Page 72 © Copyright 2022 Thermacut Inc., Subject to change without a notice. All Rights Reserved.

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