Originally posted by calplus
Thanks for the input Hawk - My local dealer told me that he has a steady stream of the Hypertherm machines (mostly Max100's) in for service but has never had to service or do warrantee on a 2050, even those that are used in harsh environments. When you say the 2050 "won" the comparison test you did, what specifics did you think the machine was superior?
Thanks for the input Hawk - My local dealer told me that he has a steady stream of the Hypertherm machines (mostly Max100's) in for service but has never had to service or do warrantee on a 2050, even those that are used in harsh environments. When you say the 2050 "won" the comparison test you did, what specifics did you think the machine was superior?
Here is a picture of a 1" piece of steel cut at 47 amps with the 2050 powered from my Trailblazer. Drop down to 7/8" and the cut is very clean with almost no kerf lines. I'm sure shop power would help this machine achieve its full published capacity, but I can't complain about its performance powered by the TB 301G.
Nice Machine
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