H HZXVOGEN Plasma Cutter with Built in Air Compressor, 50A Pilot Arc Plasma Cutter, 220V High Frequency Air Plasma Cutting Machine DC Inverter IGBT with 2T/4T, Capable External Compressor(HVC6000Pro)

I like the fact this unit incorporates its own compressor into the unit - it’s not a big compressor but it doesn’t need to be. It just provides a consistent stream of air to create the plasma arc and efficiently clear metal from the cut, and makes for great portable cutting because all you need to provide is power. Cuts everything I have thrown at it - I only use up to 1/4” plate or bar and this cuts it easily. Only downside is the HF start makes it unsuitable for CNC because of the electrical interference. Otherwise a great unit.

This plasma cutter is compact and easy to set up, making it a great option for hobby-level projects or light-duty tasks. Using it on 220V provides better performance, and it cuts through 1/4" steel cleanly with practice. The included accessories, such as the air filter and cutting cable, simplify getting started, but you'll need your own air compressor. While it’s not built for heavy-duty or industrial use, it’s reliable for home use and occasional small jobs, offering good value for its price.

this is a small compact plasma cutter. I like that it comes with everything you would need except the air compressor. But if your into plasma cutting you most likely already have an air compressor. It runs off of 110 or 220. I am currently not set up for 220 but will be adding a drop to get more power out of it.Is comes with the cutting cable and gun, air supply tube, grounding cable, air and oil filter, quick disconnects, Electrode, ceramic ring, tip, ceramic cup and adapter for a 220V connection. says will cut up to 15 mm which is about 1/2 inch but I haven't tried that yet and think you may need to be on 2220 to get the higher power. Cuts 1/4 inch fine. I am happy with the order.

As my first foray into the world of plasma cutting, this 50A unit has left a positive impression. Having watched my dad use a plasma cutter for years, I was somewhat familiar with the process, and I found the controls and setup of this machine to be quite intuitive.The build quality feels solid, and the price point is reasonable compared to other models I researched. Of course, you'll need an air compressor to operate it, which is a standard requirement for plasma cutters.While my experience is limited, the test cuts I made were clean and precise. The machine performed well, and I'm eager to put it to use on more substantial projects. Overall, this 50A plasma cutter seems like a great entry-level option for hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts. It's well-built, easy to use, and delivers solid performance at an attractive price.

It's a nice compact unit.The kit gives you everything you'd need to start.Now cutting at home is possible.Though, make sure the circuit you're plugging into supports 120V/30A. It would be good to have a 40A breaker. I'm not sure what the number is for 240V.

This is a nice compact unit and comes with everything you need to get started. It has a carrying handle for easy potability. All accessories are also included. It contains: the cutting cable and gun. An air supply tube. A grounding cable. An air and oil filter. Air quick disconnects. Electrode, ceramic ring, tip, ceramic cup and even a step up adapter for a 220V connection if needed. The only thing that needs to be supplied separately, is the compressed air. This small machine is capable of doing some big jobs! Great product at a nice value

This is the perfect size for a small plasma cutter for hobby applications. Keep in mind and let me say it again, it is a small plasma cutter so set your expectations accordingly.The product itself comes with the unit itself which is very manageable - easily mounted on a cart with room to spare. It will also come with the torch, air hose, clamp and a regulator. I keep the pressure between 90-100 and it has been working fine so far - the cuts are decent and get better with practice. I think that this is a reasonable tool depending upon your specific applicatoin. It is definitely a lot of fund to mess around with as well.For the price and the quality you receive - I would recommend, definitely - this is a good tool to have for the advanced home hobbyist.My grading scale:5 Stars = Knocks it out of the park, PERFECT BUY!4 Stars = Excellent find, you should definitely give it a shot.3 Stars = It works and functions as advertised.2 Stars = A little scary, but do your research and it may work out.1 Stars = Avoid this product and look elsewhere.All of my reviews are based on actual use of the product. I do not communicate with sellers and I am not compensated for positive or negative reviews - they are as honest as I can make them.

This plasma cutter has the ability to be used on both 110 V and 220 Volt outlets, which is super convenient for those people who don't have a 220 Volt outlet in their house. The setup is easy and the same as any other plasma cutter, and it works well. I can cut through a half inch of steel without much of a problem. The only thing I noticed is that this actually should be run at the 220 Volt outlet, since that way it can provide the most power and output and it will make your job faster.