جهاز القص بالبلازما (Helvi) موديل (X1103)

The Helvi Plasma X1103 is a heavy-duty plasma cutter designed for home workshops and hobbyists. It delivers up to 110 A with a 35% duty cycle, capable of cutting thick metals (up to 16 mm) with smoother, faster cuts. It uses IGBT inverter technology for efficiency, works with standard 240 V single-phase power, and ships with a high-precision torch, consumables, and a ground clamp. The torch length can be extended up to 9 m for improved reach.

Key specs include: max current 110 A with 35% duty cycle, capable of cutting up to 16 mm thick material, IGBT inverter technology for stable cutting, compatible with a range of power inputs (120 V to 460 V) and an LCD display for monitoring. It includes a ground cable, cutting tip, and a welding torch, plus a shock-resistant torch guard, over-voltage and over-temperature protection, and dual digital controls for air pressure and cutting current. Laser sighting aids in guiding cuts.

The package includes the Helvi Plasma X1103 unit, a high-precision torch (with protective rubber guard), consumables, a ground clamp, and a cutting tip. It is designed to be ready for immediate setup with standard 240 V single-phase power.

1) Place the unit on a stable surface and connect it to a clean, dry compressed air supply and a 240 V single-phase outlet. 2) Attach the ground clamp to the workpiece. 3) Connect the torch and ensure consumables are properly installed. 4) Power on and use the LCD display to set the initial current and air pressure using the dual digital knobs. 5) Start with a test cut on scrap material, then adjust parameters as needed. 6) Use the laser sight on the torch to guide cuts.

Ideal for home workshops, metal fabrication, auto repair, and DIY projects. It excels at cutting thick metals, making it suitable for automotive panels, structural steel, square tubing, and other fabrication tasks where clean, precise cuts are needed.

Use clean, dry compressed air with a suitable regulator and filtration. Regularly inspect and replace air filters as needed, verify nodes and connections for leaks, and keep the torch and consumables clean. Periodic tip replacement and tip-to-work distance checks help maintain cut quality.

Yes, when used properly. Wear appropriate PPE such as a welding helmet with the correct shade, safety glasses, heat-resistant gloves, and hearing protection. Ensure proper ventilation, keep flammables away, confirm a solid electrical ground, and never touch the torch to the workpiece while energized. Follow all manufacturer safety guidelines and inspect cables and connections regularly.

Consider additional consumables and replacement tips, longer torch options (up to 9 m) for hard-to-reach cuts, a reliable regulator and filtration for your air supply, and extra ground clamps for versatile setups.

If you’re evaluating options within the Helvi plasma cutter family on Fepy, you can compare by current rating, duty cycle, and torch length. For quick reference, you can explore these nearby models: Helvi Plasma X1102 (lower current option) – URL: https://fepy.com/product/helvi-plasma-x1102; Helvi Plasma X1104 (higher current option) – URL: https://fepy.com/product/helvi-plasma-x1104; Helvi Plasma X1203 (advanced/high-output option) – URL: https://fepy.com/product/helvi-plasma-x1203. These pages provide detailed specs to help you decide which model matches your work needs.

Consider your typical material thickness, required cut quality, and how often you’ll use the cutter. The X1103 offers strong performance for up to 16 mm cuts, a 110 A capacity, LCD monitoring, and a flexible 9 m torch option, which can deliver good value for serious hobbyists and light fabrication work. Pair this with the included tooling (torch, ground clamp, consumables) to gauge overall cost of ownership.

Fepy offers a return window for orders that allows you to return items in original condition within the specified period. Ensure the item is unused and in original packaging to qualify. If you encounter any issues, contact Fepy support to confirm eligibility and process the return.

Check consumables for wear and proper installation, verify the nozzle and tip alignment, ensure the workpiece is properly grounded, and confirm the air pressure is within recommended range. If cuts drift or arc initiation is poor, recalibrate current settings on the LCD and verify the torch length (up to 9 m) doesn’t exceed recommended limits. For persistent issues, inspect cables for damage and ensure the power supply is within the unit’s stated voltage range.