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SECTION 2 DESCRIPTION

The patented PT-37 torch severs up to 1-1/4 inch material using air as the plasma and shielding gas. Utilizing a blowback

start and an electronically controlled pilot arc the PT-37 sets a new standard for starting reliability, cutting characteristics

and consumable life.

This manual is intended to provide the operator with all the information required to assemble, operate, and repair the PT-

37 Plasma Arc Cutting Torch. For additional safety precautions, process instructions, and system troubleshooting; refer to

the appropriate instruction manual for your Plasma Arc Cutting Package.

• 100% Duty Cycle for enhanced productivity allowing for continuous operation even at maximum thickness.

• Utilizes a "drawn arc" to initiate the cut which eliminates high frequency interference from the starting circuits.

• An optional remote starting system allows the torch to be located up to 150' (45m) away from the power sup-

ply.

• Machined torch body with 1-3/8” (35mm) metal handle, available with and without 32-pitch rack to t industry

standard torch holders.

• Robust machined torch components provide for reliability, durability and ease of maintenance.

• Metal nozzle and shield stand up to the toughest cutting conditions.

• Wear parts are available individually, in sets and in value packs which eases ordering and saves money.

DO NOT USE OXYGEN WITH THIS TORCH! A HAZARDOUS FIRE MAY

RESULT.

WARNING

THE PLASMA ARC CUTTING PROCESS EMPLOYS HIGH VOLTAGES.

CONTACT WITH "LIVE" PARTS OF THE TORCH AND MACHINE MUST

BE AVOIDED. ALSO, THE IMPROPER USE OF ANY OF THE GASES

EMPLOYED CAN PRESENT A SAFETY HAZARD. BEFORE BEGINNING

OPERATION WITH THE PT37 TORCH, REFER TO THE SAFETY PRE

CAUTIONS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THE APPROPRIATE

POWER SOURCE INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

USING THE PT37 TORCH ON ANY UNIT NOT EQUIPPED WITH A MAT

ING SAFETY INTERLOCK CIRCUIT MAY EXPOSE OPERATOR TO UNEX

PECTED HIGH VOLTAGE.

WARNING

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