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K 200

JUST CUTTING – Focus on what matters most

The K 200 combines reliable cutting results with simple operation and low investment and operating costs. With a cutting current from 60 to 200 A, the plasma power source processes material thicknesses from 1 to 60 mm and is suitable for both mechanised and manual plasma cutting.

Depending on the application, the K 200 cuts with oxygen, nitrogen or air and also provides a marking function. Integrated automatic gas control and direct torch connection simplify installation and maintenance.

Mechanised or manual cutting

On guiding systems, the K 200 can be controlled in CNC mode via RS-485. For manual cutting tasks, the K-Torch M and K-Torch MS hand torches are available – including for gouging.

The K-Desk app allows users to monitor, select and adjust process and cutting parameters via smartphone.

Plasma cutting with compressed air

The K 200 can also cut mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium using air as both the plasma and swirl gas. For suitable applications, this reduces the need for additional cutting gases and makes the K 200 easier to use at sites where gas availability is limited or additional supply logistics are required.

Depending on the material and cutting task, oxygen or nitrogen can also be used as the plasma gas.

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Power source K 200
Cutting current at 100 % DC1 60 - 200 A
Marking current at 100 % DC1 35 A

Cutting range mild steel
maximum
piercing

O2/Air
60 mm
35 mm

Air/Air
60 mm
35 mm

Cutting range stainless steel
maximum
piercing

N2 / N2
40 mm
25 mm

Air/Air
60 mm
30 mm

Cutting range aluminium
maximum
piercing

N2 / N2
40 mm
20 mm

Air/Air
50 mm
30 mm

Plasma gases

O2, N2, Air
Swirl gases N2, Air
Marking gas Air

Dimensions (LxWxH)

1078 x 684 x 1231 mm
Mass 351 kg
Fuse, slow 80 A
Mains voltage2 3 x 400 V, 50 Hz
Max. connected load 52 kVA
Protection class IP 21S

1 Ambient temperature 40 °C
2 Other voltages and frequencies on request

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