Non-Touch Pilot Arc Plasma Cutter 55A with 110/220V Dual Voltage DC Inverter（Cut-55 Amp）

I really like this product. It did malfunction after I had cut many patterns in 1/4 inch mild steel plate, but he people at Susemse were absolutely fantastic. I explained the symptoms, sent pictures, and they responded quickly and professionally. The product was still within its 90 day warranty and I was told that another unit will arrive in 4 or 5 days. And it did! I do recommend this product who needs a very portable, plasma cutter that will handle most around the house or on the job cutting requirements. Great people, great product!

Received it in a box that looked like it was dragged from china?Installed the plug and the air dryer.Plugged it in to my 220 outlet with 50 amp breaker.The air flows through when i pull the trigger but no Pilot arc or any arc? I tried air pressure everywhere from 30psi to 80psi still nothing?

one of the best tools i have purchased hands down, owning my own auto repair shop for 30 years ,this my first plasma cutter and first time using one, no more wiz wheel or chop saw ,i researched everything i buy (its a sickness)and for price it's a no brainer , i can imagine a higher priced one working any different or better .it saves me so much time when doing metal work, the cutter just blows threw 18 gauge or 1/4 '' angle iron with easecut the floor out of my driver side 66 f100 in seconds with no dust and the wasted money on 15 cut off wheels and much more precise cuts and did i mention it took only seconds if you do metal work and don't have a plasma cutter your wasting so much time it beats oxy acy all day long

So I love that this is cheap, and I am awestruck by how easy it makes cutting sheet metal, but the design and assembly have the vices of their virtues. The instructions are basically worthless and written on the assumption that they won’t be read. The upshot is that the assembly required is such that it can really only go together one way. I don’t like the flimsy quality of the air hose that goes from the QD to regulator; it swells *a lot* under pressure, but it hasn’t blown.For the first couple months it cut fine; I knocked the top off of a drum and several five gallon oil pails without issue. One day I went to cut up the next pail I intended to use for arts and crafts, and it wouldn’t work. The air would flow, a small spark would dance around the torch, but it wouldn’t light up. New consumables, checking outside connections, no help. Finally I opened the case up and I found a wire from a coil laying against the lead to the torch. I bent it a little bit to give it some clearance and voila! It’s fixed.TL:DR terrible quality control during manufacturing is this units greatest weakness. If I hadn’t been willing to open the case up I’d have never known why it quit.

Have used it a handful of times and it works great. Hoping it will hold up over time so far so good

Works great on 230 volt. 110 volt only cuts thin sheet metal.Pretty happy with it. It comes with a European type cord plug.Had to buy corded End. No big deal.Ground cord is a bit short.I have used it on a truck build already.Sure can’t beat the price to have a plasma torch on hand.It cuts painted or rusty steel too. No contact to start the torch.I just put a 50 amp 230 volt cord on it. Probably never use it on 110 volt ever again.I did buy the extended warranty. Only cause now I will never need it. Lol.Don’t be afraid to buy one.

This will not work. The machine will not arc. No matter what I tried, it still would not work. I would like to send it back for a full refund.

I like that there was no problems getting a new one after getting a flawed one