JASIC PLASMA CUTTERS

Jasic plasma cutters are efficient, powerful, and very high quality, so you won’t need to worry about replacing your machine again any time soon.  Jasic Plasma cutters are renowned for their quality and value, which means you get a lot of power and features for your money. Plus dont forget they come with a 5 year warranty!! Our Jasic Plasma cutters are available at various price points, so regardless of your budget, we are sure to have something for you at an affordable cost. 

What is plasma cutting?

Plasma cutting is a metal cutting process that utilises a high-velocity jet of ionised gas, known as plasma, to cut through electrically conductive materials.

This versatile cutting method is widely used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and construction, as it offers several advantages over traditional cutting techniques. Unlike conventional methods like sawing or shearing, plasma cutting can easily handle materials of varying thicknesses and shapes, making it ideal for intricate designs and complex projects. With the ability to cut through metals such as stainless steel, aluminium, and copper, plasma cutting allows for greater flexibility and precision in metal fabrication.

Plasma cutting involves the use of a plasma cutter, a machine that generates the plasma jet needed for cutting. Jasic plasma cutters are renowned for their exceptional performance and reliability. Equipped with advanced technology and features, these machines ensure clean, accurate cuts with minimal heat-affected zones and distortion. By harnessing the power of plasma, Jasic plasma cutters provide a highly efficient and cost-effective solution for all your metal cutting needs.

How to choose the right Jasic Plasma Cutter for your needs

Choosing the right Jasic plasma cutter for your specific needs is crucial to maximising your cutting capabilities. Here are some factors to consider when selecting a Jasic plasma cutter:

1. Cutting requirements: Assess the types of materials you work with and their thicknesses. Determine the maximum cutting capacity you require to ensure the chosen model can handle your projects. Remember stainless steel halves the cutting capacity of a machine. 

2. Power source: Jasic plasma cutters are available in both single-phase and three-phase power options. Consider the availability of power supply in your workshop and choose a model that aligns with your requirements.

3. Cutting speed: Different Jasic plasma cutters offer varying cutting speeds. Evaluate your production needs and choose a model that provides the desired balance between speed and quality.

4. Advanced features: Jasic plasma cutters come with a range of advanced features such as CNC compatibility, automatic gas control, and touch screen interfaces. Identify the features that are essential for your workflow and select a model that offers them.

5. Budget: Set a budget for your plasma cutter investment and find a Jasic model that fits within your financial constraints. Choosing a plasma cutter that is slightly smaller though because of price can prove costly as you will use consumables a lot more. This over time can be considerable. A larger plasma cutter cutting lower down in it range will not only make you consumables last longer but also the unit last longer.

By carefully considering these factors and consulting with our Plasma engineers so that you can select the right Jasic plasma cutter that meets your specific requirements and enhances your metal cutting capabilities.

If you are interested in learning more about our Jasic plasma cutters, visit our “Contact” page to speak with one of our highly trained representatives. 

Jasic Plasma Cutter

At BWS, we supply a range of Jasic plasma cutter products; this is because our engineers fully support the brand.The latest designs with high cut speeds are just some of the features of a Jasic Plasma Cutter. Another is the warranty, 5 years! This is a great investment for any bodyshop or workshop, and you can get your hands on one at BWS, today. Alternatively, if you are in need of free technical advice or support, contact our team of engineers now.

Why Should You Choose BWS Ltd for Your Plasma Cutter Purchase?

At BWS Ltd, we deeply comprehend the significance of quality and reliability when it comes to your equipment choices. This is precisely why we take immense pride in offering Jasic Plasma Cutters as part of our exceptional product lineup. By choosing to purchase your plasma cutter from BWS Ltd, you can expect:

Unparalleled Expertise and Support:  Our highly knowledgeable team has over 25 years experience with dealing and repairing inverter induction heaters. We repair for some of the worlds leading manufacturers in-house. Have questions? We can answer any queries you may have and our in-house team of engineers is here to extend  support even after your purchase.

Competitive Pricing: We firmly believe that high-quality equipment should be within reach for all. Hence, BWS Ltd offers highly competitive pricing across our range of Jasic Plasma Cutters, ensuring that you receive exceptional value for your investment.

Great Shopping Experience: Our online store presents a user-friendly platform that facilitates effortless browsing and purchasing of your plasma cutter. With a streamlined ordering process and secure payment options, buying from BWS Ltd is an absolutely hassle-free experience.

Our own engineers to support you! With our nationwide and mobile engineers we believe we have you covered should you ever need us.

FAQs

 Q1: What is the price of Jasic plasma machine?

A1: Prices for Jasic Plasma Cutter vary depending on the size of the unit and its cutting capacity. Typically a Jasic Cut 45 starts at £990 upto £3500 for the Jasic Cut 160.

Q2: What will a 20 amp plasma cutter cut?

A1: 20 amps will typically cut 6mm of mild steel. However, this can vary based on the exact specifications of the machine, the type of material being cut, and the quality of cut desired.

Q3: How thick can a 100 amp plasma cutter cut?

A3: A 100-amp plasma cutter can cut steel that is about 1.5 inches (38.1mm) thick. This can vary depending on the specific cutter, the material being cut, and the desired cut quality.

Q4: What is better than a plasma cutter?

A4: What do you mean by better?  plasma cutters are excellent for cutting electrically conductive materials such as steel, aluminium, and copper, other methods like water jet cutting can handle a wider range of materials and can offer more precision for intricate or delicate designs.

Q5:  What Cannot be cut with plasma cutter?

A5:  Plasma cutting is designed to work with electrically conductive materials. The arc is used to make the material molten and the air then blows this molten material out of the area to be cut.  Therefore a plasma cutter can't be used to cut materials like glass, plastic, ceramics, and certain types of rubber.

Q6: Can a plasma cutter cut your finger?

A plasma cutter can certainly cut through a human finger. It operates by sending an electric arc through a gas that is passed through a constricted opening. This process can generate temperatures as high as 45,000 degrees Fahrenheit (24,982 degrees Celsius), which can cut through metal as well as human tissue. It's extremely important to use safety equipment and follow all safety protocols when operating a plasma cutter to avoid injury. That said however most modern inverter plasma cutters dont use HF ( High Frequency) anymore to initiate the arc therefore they need to be in close approximation of the material to enable the arc. This reduces the chances of an accident.