Hypertherm HPR260XD Consumables Mild Steel Electrode#220899
Part Number:
220899
UPC:
00662310265724
Hypertherm HPR260XD Consumables Mild Steel Electrode#220899
Part Number:
220899
UPC:
00662310265724
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VideosHypertherm Consumables: HPR260XD Mild Steel Electrode #220899
Amperage Range: 260* A bevel (Recommended for use if you have excessive slag, or the torch is misfiring, when using standard consumables)
Compatible with Hypertherm HPR260XD.
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HPR260XD Mild Steel Electrode #220899
- Amperage Range: 200 A
- Material: Mild Steel
- Compatible with the HPR260XD
Consumables
Product Questions and Answers
Q - How long will each electrode last?
A - Every situation is different, and the only way to know when to replace the electrode is to check it frequently. It is recommended to replace the nozzle and electrode at the same time, to ensure top performance.
Q - What happens if I forget to replace the electrode?
A - Forgetting to replace the electrode can result in a blowout, which ruins both the electrode and nozzle.
Q - When should I change the electrode?
A - You should change your electrode when the pit in the insert measures 1mm.