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Just got the new Miller plasma Xtreme 375. what's your thoughts.
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Originally posted by BUDDY JR View PostSo far great.
KevinLincoln ranger 305g x2
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Miller spectrum 625
Miller 30a spoolgun
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Lincoln 210mp
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Hypertherm is the company that made the first commercial plasma cutting equipment (as far as I know) after some smart guys working for DoD sort of stumbled upon the rudiments of the process. Couch and Dean founded Hypertherm and made the idea practical.
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Originally posted by BUDDY JR View PostSo far great.
I know with a Zoro tools discount ,and Miller rebate it can be had for about $970.00 Pretty good price to performance ratio..
There is a new Extreme 625 on Craigslist.. Excellent machine.. and way better price then you will find on a Hypetherm. It's 120/240 volt 40 amps.. Much more machine then most other 120/240 volt plasma cutters. Might be a scam, but one never knows..
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Used my 375 x yesterday, I cut 1/4" aluminum.
take your time and it'll slice right through.
I smile every time I use itMM 211 W/ Spoolgun
Diversion 180
Spectrum 375 X-TREME
Portable Victor O/A
Palmgren Bench Drill Press
14" Evolution Dry Saw
IR 60 Gal. 3 HP Compressor
Speedglas 9100x
My Brain
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The first commercial plasma systems (1957) were from Union Carbide (Which became L-Tec and now is Esab), then came Thermal Dynamics in 1959, then along came Hypertherm in 1968. Hypertherm was founded by Richard W Couch and Dr. Robert C Dean after doing research at Dartmouth College in Hanover NH. Today Hypertherm is the world largest manufacturer of plasma cutting equipment, is owned by its employees, and still is based in Hanover NH.
Jim Colt, Hypertherm
Originally posted by Aeronca41 View PostHypertherm is the company that made the first commercial plasma cutting equipment (as far as I know) after some smart guys working for DoD sort of stumbled upon the rudiments of the process. Couch and Dean founded Hypertherm and made the idea practical.
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Originally posted by jimcolt View PostThe first commercial plasma systems (1957) were from Union Carbide (Which became L-Tec and now is Esab), then came Thermal Dynamics in 1959, then along came Hypertherm in 1968. Hypertherm was founded by Richard W Couch and Dr. Robert C Dean after doing research at Dartmouth College in Hanover NH. Today Hypertherm is the world largest manufacturer of plasma cutting equipment, is owned by its employees, and still is based in Hanover NH.
Jim Colt, Hypertherm
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