FORCECUT 62i Plasma Cutter

Longevity FORCECUT 62i - 60 Amp 110V/220V Inverter Plasma Cutter

Introduction

Longevity wanted to create a unit for the on-the-go user, something that was portable yet performed up to the expectations of the customer all while maintaining Longevity's priority on value. The FORCECUT 62i meets all the required criteria and more!

The FORCECUT 62i is capable of being hooked up to most portable compressors and generators. Powered by inverter technology, the FORCECUT 62i is lightweight and more reliable than other units on the market using out-of-date technology.

The FORCECUT 62i only weighs 30 lbs and runs off 110v/220v 1 phase voltage making this unit the most portable plasma cutters on the market for its power. The FORCECUT 62i offers quality cutting of up to 1 1/4" (30mm).

Variable Amp Adjustment

Longevity offers variable amps adjustments and not presets on the FORCECUT 62i. This allows users to pinpoint the correct setting while cutting.

Pilot Arc

On out-of-date plasma cutters, when the arc is interrupted the trigger must be disengaged to restart the arc. With the FORCECUT 62i plasma cutter, the Pilot Arc system automatically senses the loss of voltage and re-ignites the Pilot Arc allowing for the torch head to maintain an arc when cutting. This is effectively allowing you to not worry about the cutting height, cut speed, and it allows you to cut expanded metal. Pilot Arc technology allows for you to always have power to the arc which increases your cutting speed and assists with uneven cutting surfaces.

Built-In Air Filter And Regulator

Built-in gas/air filter and regulator provides air filtration of airborne particles to keep the FORCECUT 62i cutting clean and efficiently.

Blowback Arc Start/CNC Ready

The FORCECUT 62i starts the arc by creating an internal spark to ignite the plasma arc. By using air pressure to move the electrode against the nozzle, the FORCECUT 62i creates the arc without any need for high frequency. This allows for easier CNC table integration without the worry of interference.