My mistake sorry!is a hypertherm powermax 45 the same as a hypertherm powermax 45XP ?
because if it is... according to google it'll run on single phase
also... should be find on a rotary converter.... it'll be converting the AC to DC anyway so pretty wide power input (should) be fine
I think the 65 also can run on single phase.My mistake sorry!
A 45 is what im currently running as you say thats single phase
A 65 is what i want to run on 3 phase
Not in the uk as far as i know?I think the 65 also can run on single phase.
85 is the highest hypertherm unit to run single phase, the larger units are 3 phase only
(105 & 125)
I think the 65 also can run on single phase.
85 is the highest hypertherm unit to run single phase, the larger units are 3 phase only
(105 & 125)
Yes. The more weight the idler motor is turning, the better it can handle surges, however it does make getting the things running more problematic.On a rotary phase converter?
for the real answer, instead of doubting me, please see hypertherm.comI thought the 65 was available in both single or 3 phase. I don't think they are dual input are they?
for the real answer, instead of doubting me, please see hypertherm.com
You think too much.....I think you took his reply the wrong way.
Probably not sold in the UK (or in Europe) due to the power requirements.Has anyone seen/got a single phase 65 in the uk?
Been told by 2 dealers they're 3 phase only so thinking maybe just sold abroad as a single phase version?