Inverter for plasma cutting Aurora AIRHOLD 45 Review

We use semi-automatic welding and electric arc from Aurora, I hoped that the plasma would be just as reliable. Now I am choosing a new plasma substitution, but from a different manufacturer Has pros: It performs its functions, it is a very convenient thing for dismantling, cutting by hand is not particularly successful, cutting 6-8 mm is the very thing! Different cons: Broke after several times of use, the repair took several weeks, not all service centers take repairs

Sharing my honest opinion.I am not a professional in welding, therefore I judge at the household level. In general, I liked the device.

Checked in the work, it is very difficult to cut! On the YouTube video, everything seemed simple. You need to drive the cutter at a certain speed. Slowly, there will be a wide cut. If it doesn’t burn quickly, the arc goes to the side! In this case, there should be a good voltage in the garage! After five minutes of continuous arc, my machine cuts out. The conclusion is that what for he is needed! Bulgarian in the hands and went! Plasma cutting requires experience, which requires a lot of time!

Metal cuts great. For someone who has never done this before, it is enough to burn a couple of electrodes and an understanding comes of what and how to do. Where to play with air, where with power, the main problem is the ignition of the arc, after the second burnt electrode, I came to understand how to do the ignition correctly and achieve a vertical, even and beautiful cut of the seam at different metal thicknesses. Thin metal cuts like butter, but you have to tinker with thick metal . When…

I purchased AIRHOLD 45. I am satisfied with the device. 5mm corner cuts butter like a knife, air pressure 1.5-2kg. At a pressure of 3 kg and no longer cuts at all, it blows off the arc. Why 4-5 kg ​​was indicated on the box is not clear.