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If you own a Powermax air plasma system now or are considering purchasing one, think about air quality. It will ultimately determine your ... Read more

Table slats are literally the foundation of plasma cutting and no amount of plasma optimization can counteract an offset plate. This blog ... Read more

Business owners already know they need to keep an eye on the bottom line, but some overhead expenses become routine, and ultimately, just ... Read more

Damaged consumables can be the cause of several performance issues and operators are surprised when they learn the damage was caused by the ... Read more

We’ve been counting down the most common Powermax fault codes for the past month. And now, without further ado, we present the Number 1, ... Read more

Simply stated, a 0-12 fault means there’s something wrong with your gas pressure. It’s either too low, too high, or unstable. The ... Read more

Designed for peak performance, the Powermax65, Powermax85, Powermax105, and Powermax125 use arc voltage to monitor the gas flow through the ... Read more

Numeric fault codes are there to keep your Powermax plasma system operating at peak performance, but most importantly some of these codes ... Read more

Even if Powermax plasma systems are known for consistent performance, you will occasionally see a fault code on the LCD status screen of ... Read more

Sometimes it’s the little things that prove most frustrating. Your plasma cutter turns on, but the torch won’t fire, consumable life is ... Read more