ESAB unveils new cutting torch models

The equipment supplier says its new Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster models include housings designed to handle rugged environments.

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According to ESAB, devices in the Cutmaster+ series provide portability, protection and convenient cable organization.
Photo courtesy of ESAB and Thermal Dynamics

The Thermal Dynamics brand of North Bethesda, Maryland-based ESAB now is offering the Cutmaster 50+ and Cutmaster 70+ manual plasma cutting systems.

ESAB and Thermal Dynamics say the Cutmaster 50+ has a recommended pierce and cut capacity of 5/8-inches and severs metal up to 1-1/4 inches thick. It has a rated cutting output of 50 amps at 60 percent duty cycle and weighs 35.3 pounds.

The Cutmaster 70+ has a recommended pierce and cut capacity of 3/4 of an inch and severs metal up to 1-½ in. It has a rated cutting output of 70 amps at 60 percent duty cycle and weighs 35.3 pounds, according to ESAB.

Straight line cutting and gouging applications can be controlled with a start/stop switch, says ESAB, and the torches come with a 15-foot cable.

According to ESAB, devices in the Cutmaster+ series provide portability, protection and convenient cable organization. Their housings have been designed to handle rugged environments, making them suitable for numerous applications, adds the company.

“These machines offer a built-in 14-pin circuit protective conductor (CPC) port for easy computer numerical control (CNC) mechanization,” says Jay Misas, a senior product manager with ESAB. “Smaller fabricators have told us that they want the flexibility to switch between manual and mechanized cutting to maximize utilization of their machines.”