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Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP Essential Handheld Kit #851510
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Welders Supply provides the Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP Essential Handheld Kit – the perfect companion for the Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP. Assembled to give you everything you need for plasma cutting, including:
- (3) Drag cutting shield for 45-85A
- (1) Retaining cap
- (7) Nozzle 45A
- (7) Electrode
- (1) Swirl ring
This essential kit is recommended for welders of any level, including beginners and seasoned veterans.
Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP Consumables
Aside from the essential handheld kit, there are dozens of other consumables for the Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP. Whether you need replaceable electrodes or swirl ring parts, Welders Supply has it all.
Other Powermax 45 XP consumables include:
- Hypertherm Powermax 45XP/65/85/105 Electrode
- Hypertherm Powermax 45XP/65/85/105 Retaining Cap
- Hypertherm Extended Gouging Nozzle
- Hypertherm HyAccess Retaining Cap
- Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP Mechanized Consumable Starter Kit
Shop for Hypertherm products, Hypertherm accessories, and safety apparel at Welders Supply.
The Hypertherm Powermax45 XP Essential Handheld Kit Includes:
| Drag Cutting Shield for 45-85 A (3) |
| Retaining Cap (1) |
| Nozzle 45A (7) |
| Electrode (7) |
| Swirl Ring (1) |
How and When to Change Out Plasma Cutting Consumables
Accessories
Product Questions and Answers
Q - When should I reorder a Powermax 45XP consumables kit?
A - We recommend reordering when your 6th nozzle is enlarged or oval, when the pit depth of hafnium/tungsten is over 1/32 in., when cracks appear in the retaining cap, or when slag starts to build up on the shield.
Q - Is this a better deal than ordering the parts individually?
A - Yes, buying the kit is cheaper than buying all the parts individually, plus it comes with a case to hold it all.
Q - How long will this whole kit last?
A - It greatly depends on what work is being done and the frequency of use, though the ratio of parts should be consistent with how quickly they typically wear.
