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Great Value Large 6 X 10 Cnc Plasma Cutter Table Torch Computer

US $1900

Dallas, Texas, United States
Jan 30th

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Up for auction is an inherited Plasma Table with all the fixins? The tables total width is about 6'4" wide and 10'4" long on the outside and the controller cabinet adds another 8 inches width and very well built and rigid. The usable work area, is about 4 x 8' or maybe up to 10' considering the table has no edge lengthwise, possibly allowing that a 10' sheet could be loaded. The table is used but as the pictures show, this is not beat up and in great shape. It is not dirty and does not have any accumulation of slag and does not even look like it has ever been used heavily. The entire table is on wheels also. The computer is a HP Compaq with keyboard, Pentium 4 with with 2 gig of Ram. Software is Microsoft XP Pro sp2 and also has a freeware graphics program, but you will probably want to use your own graphics program. The monitor is an 18" Gateway FP1810. Mach 3 ST6560-T4 Mach 3 Stepper Motor Controller. Air Plasma Cutter mod ATPC52 50 Amp Plasma cutter that adjusts from 10-52A and looks very newish or very light use. The cutter comes with two cutting torch heads. The standard version that comes with most any machine, and a straight version, as found on the table now. The plasma machine is mounted up at eye level for shorter leads, and easy to visually look at and work on machine. The gantry systems is belt drive as apposed to rack and pinion, so that potential cast off material would not fall onto the rack and cause possible jams. The torch looks to be on a lead screw setup. Also has a Torch height controller, PROMA Model THC Controller 150, which is mounted on the side of the plasma machine in the pictures The nearly new looking plasma cutting machine is an Accurite Tools model ATPC52. I hooked an air line and the second standard torch head that comes with this machine and was able to cut metal with it. I know nothing about plasma cutters and have never used a plasma cutter before, so that is the best I can do. It functions and cuts metal. The know nothing about these tables and have no desire to learn so the best I could do is turn it on, the table came alive with light buzzing and somehow got the table to move a little on its own with the software you see pictured on that 18" monitor. I don't want to do any more for fear of crashing something. Overall this looks like a good functioning plasma table with a computer and software to run it. I have seen my brother use this, but I never have and I don't know any history of the machine. The system turns on, makes some functioning noises and seems to move and I see no real damage anywhere. I have been asked about a water table. No there is no water tray. After doing a little reading, many opinions are saying that you might not want a water tray underneath. Reasons like water can mess with the torch. For instance if you have hard water, you could get buildup of calcium? and rust on the table and parts, and the cleanup would develop a gloppy mess which would be fun. Instead capture the material and vent the smoke with a fan. I myself, have no experience with this subject, but it does sound reasonable.