When it comes to versatility and convenience in welding and cutting, Harris Port-A-Torch kits stand out as top-tier equipment. These kits combine essential welding and cutting tools into a single, portable package, making them ideal for both professional welders and hobbyists. At WeldingMart, we provide a comprehensive selection of Harris Port-A-Torch kits designed to meet diverse welding needs.
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HMD 601 Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit with Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4403211
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HMD 601 Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit without Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4403213
$519.88$528.78Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris 19-601-200A Deluxe Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit HVAC - 4400160
$475.59$528.43Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris HVAC Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch No C/A Kit with Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4400175
$654.63Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris Model 19-601-200A Port-A-Torch Kit - 4400161
$634.16$704.62Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris 4400177 HVAC Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch No C/A Kit without Cylinders for CGA 540/200
$252.88$373.68Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris HVAC Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit without Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4400176
$488.34Unit price /Unavailable -
Harris HVAC Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit with Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4400174
$734.43Unit price /Unavailable -
VMD 601 Acetylene Oxygen Port-A-Torch Kit with Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4403261
$521.88$753.08Unit price /Unavailable -
VMD 601 Oxygen Acetylene Port-A-Torch Kit without Cylinders for CGA 540/200 - 4403215
$522.21$528.78Unit price /Unavailable
Portable Port-A-Torch Kits for Efficient Welding and Cutting
Discover our premium collection of Port-A-Torch kits at WeldingMart. These kits are designed for portability and convenience, making them ideal for both professional welders and DIY enthusiasts who need to perform welding and cutting tasks on the go. Each kit includes high-quality components such as torches, regulators, hoses, and safety goggles, ensuring you have everything you need for efficient and precise work. Built for durability and reliability, our Port-A-Torch kits can handle a variety of applications, from light maintenance to heavy-duty industrial tasks. Easy to transport and set up, these kits offer the flexibility you need to tackle any welding or cutting job, anywhere. Upgrade your welding arsenal with our comprehensive Port-A-Torch kits and experience the perfect combination of mobility and performance. Shop now at WeldingMart and equip yourself with
Portable Port-A-Torch Kits for Efficient Welding and Cutting
Discover our premium collection of Port-A-Torch kits at WeldingMart. These kits are designed for portability and convenience, making them ideal for both professional welders and DIY enthusiasts who need to perform welding and cutting tasks on the go. Each kit includes high-quality components such as torches, regulators, hoses, and safety goggles, ensuring you have everything you need for efficient and precise work. Built for durability and reliability, our Port-A-Torch kits can handle a variety of applications, from light maintenance to heavy-duty industrial tasks. Easy to transport and set up, these kits offer the flexibility you need to tackle any welding or cutting job, anywhere. Upgrade your welding arsenal with our comprehensive Port-A-Torch kits and experience the perfect combination of mobility and performance. Shop now at WeldingMart and equip yourself with
Port-A-Torch Kits Questions & Answers
Popular Questions
When buying a plasma cutter, consider the thickness and type of metal you'll be cutting, as different models have varying power and cutting capacities. Also, check for important features like duty cycle, portability, and the availability of a built-in air compressor. Finally, ensure the machine is compatible with your power supply and has good safety features.
A 6-gallon air compressor may be enough for a small plasma cutter used for light, short cuts, but it may not provide sufficient airflow (CFM) for longer or continuous cutting tasks. Always check the plasma cutter’s required CFM at a specific PSI and compare it to the compressor’s output to ensure compatibility. If the compressor’s CFM is lower than the cutter’s requirement, you may experience pressure drops and interrupted operation.
A 20-gallon air compressor can run a plasma cutter, but it depends on the plasma cutter’s specific air requirements (CFM and PSI). Most small to mid-sized plasma cutters work well with a 20-gallon tank, as long as the compressor can deliver the required airflow at the needed pressure. Always check your plasma cutter's manual for the exact air requirements to ensure compatibility.
The type of torch included with a plasma cutter for sale demo unit affects cutting performance, ergonomics, and adaptability to different tasks. Some units come with a hand torch for manual operation, while others offer the option for machine torches, which are ideal for CNC integration. Plasma cutters in this category often include a high-quality hand torch for immediate use and may offer optional machine torches for expanded capabilities. The Tomahawk 1000 comes with a hand torch and allows for an optional machine torch, providing flexibility for both manual and automated cutting. Different torch types are available, so you can select the configuration that best suits your workflow.
A non-touch plasma cutter is generally better because it uses a pilot arc to start the cut without the torch tip touching the metal, resulting in less wear on consumables and cleaner cuts. Touch plasma cutters require contact with the metal to initiate the arc, which can reduce tip life and may lead to rougher starts. Overall, non-touch models offer greater convenience and longevity.
A plasma cutter cannot cut materials that are not electrically conductive, such as glass, plastic, wood, or ceramics. It is specifically designed to cut metals like steel, aluminum, and copper. Non-conductive materials do not allow the plasma arc to pass through, making cutting impossible.
The power supply type determines where and how you can operate your plasma cutter. Units that are compatible with both standard electrical outlets and engine-driven generators offer maximum flexibility, especially for field work. Plasma cutters in this category may feature both single and three-phase compatibility, as well as the ability to run off engine drives for remote operations. The Tomahawk 1000 supports operation via engine drives like the Lincoln Electric Ranger® or Vantage®, making it suitable for use in locations without grid power. A variety of power supply types are available, so you can find a used plasma cutter for sale that aligns with your intended applications.
The worth of a plasma cutter varies widely depending on its power, brand, and features. Basic models for hobbyists can cost around $200–$500, while professional-grade plasma cutters can range from $1,000 to several thousand dollars. The value also depends on the machine's condition if buying used.
To calculate plasma cutting cost, add up the expenses for consumables, electricity, labor, and machine depreciation per hour. Then, multiply the total hourly cost by the cutting time needed for your project. Don't forget to include material handling and setup time if applicable.
Air requirement specifications are important because plasma cutters rely on compressed air or alternative gases to produce the plasma arc. The best air requirement for your needs depends on your existing compressor setup and the cutting tasks you plan to perform. Plasma cutters for sale in this category may require air pressures such as 87-109 psi, compatible with most shop compressors. The Tomahawk 1000 uses standard air or nitrogen, making it easy to integrate with common air supply systems. Various air requirement options exist, allowing you to choose a plasma cutter that matches your compressor’s capabilities.
