Hynade 50A Plasma Cutter with LED Display ⚙

This Hynade 50A Plasma Cutter with LED Display delivers precise cutting performance on a range of metals, combining reliable arc ignition with real-time monitoring for consistent results. The device is designed for workshop and industrial settings where clean, efficient cuts are needed on thick materials like steel and aluminum.

Key Points

The Hynade 50A features a non-touch arc ignition system that ensures stable arc startup, even on rough or oxidized surfaces. This helps reduce slag formation and electrode wear, improving overall cutting quality. A large LED display shows live parameters and error codes, making it easier to monitor operation and address issues quickly. The machine supports multiple cutting modes including PT, 2T, 4T, and PA, offering flexibility for different tasks. The 2T and 4T modes allow for semi-automated and fully automated cutting, reducing manual effort during longer jobs. The PA function adjusts the pilot arc timing to prevent interruptions during operation.

Technical Specifications

Brand + model: Hynade 50A
Cutting type: Plasma cutting
Power input: 220–240 V, 50 Hz
Maximum cutting thickness: 12 mm (steel)
Arc ignition: Non-touch pilot arc
Display: Large LED screen with real-time parameter monitoring
Cutting modes: PT, 2T, 4T, PA
Included accessories: 1 AG60P pilot torch, 2 electrodes, 2 nozzles, 2 hose clamps, 1 ground clamp with cable, 1 air hose

Benefits

This plasma cutter offers a balance of control and automation, making it suitable for both skilled operators and those new to metalworking. The non-touch ignition system improves performance on challenging surfaces without requiring precise alignment. The LED display allows users to see key operational data at a glance, reducing downtime when troubleshooting. The ability to switch between manual and automatic modes supports a variety of cutting needs, from simple shapes to complex patterns.

Usage Recommendations

For best results, position the torch at a consistent angle to the material surface and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped. Use the 2T or 4T mode for automated cutting to reduce physical strain during long operations. When working on oxidized or painted surfaces, the non-touch arc ignition helps maintain a stable arc and minimizes surface damage. Always check the air flow and electrode alignment before starting a cut to avoid inconsistent results. Adjust the pilot arc time using the PA function to prevent interruptions during operation.