Kjellberg is expanding its portfolio for plasma cutting with the new power source K 200 which will be presented live.
With the K 200, users can focus on the essentials of plasma cutting: optimal and reliable cutting results with easy operation and low investment and operating costs.
The power source cuts with oxygen, air and nitrogen in the material thickness range from one to 60 millimetre with a maximum cutting current of 200 A. In addition, the K 200 has a marking function. It has integrated automatic gas control and a torch with direct connection. A manual torch extends the range of application to manual cutting and gouging. Overall, the user benefits from low investment costs and easy installation, operation and maintenance of the system
The K 200 can be fully integrated into CNC guidance systems or controlled and monitored via smartphone. The accompanying app also allows the user to see all parameters and settings at a glance and customise cutting data.
Visitors will be able to experience the new K 200 power source live cutting mild steel several times a day. The functional scope of the app will also be presented at the trade show.
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Visitors of the Schweißen & Schneiden 2023 will be able to see the excellent results of plasma cutting live at Kjellberg Finsterwalde's stand 6B21. Several times a day, there will believe demonstrations of mild steel plasma cutting using the latest technology - the focus is on rectangular, smooth cut surfaces and precise holes.
The presentation of the entire portfolio for automated plasma cutting in the material thickness range from 0.5 to 160 mm is rounded off by an insight into the real-time analysis, monitoring and control of process data during plasma cutting.
Being the oldest manufacturer of plasma cutting technique in the market, Kjellberg Finsterwalde offers its customers plasma cutting technique for the most diverse tasks for automated, mechanised or manual cutting - made in Germany.
Plasma power sources used on 2D or 3D guiding systems, i.e. cutting tables, pipe cutting machines or robots, allow precise, laser-like and fast plasma cutting. Typcial application areas are the metalworking industry and steel service centres, plant and container construction or the automotive industry. That is where the plasma cutting technology is used in for straight and contour cuts, bevel and hole cutting, marking, notching and punching or for cutting of tubes and profiles.
Plasma cutting inverters for mechanised and manual plasma cutting are used when it is important to make precise cuts with simple and compact machines. In the cutting range up to 50 mm it is possible to produce straight cuts as well as profile, contour, hole and bevel cuts manually. Plasma gouging is also one of the applications.
Easy operation for optimal cutting results up to 60 mm
Kjellberg is expanding its portfolio for plasma cutting with the new power source K 200 which will be presented live at the exhibition Schweißen & Schneiden from 11 to 15 September in Essen/Germany.
With the K 200, users can focus on the essentials of plasma cutting: optimal and reliable cutting results with easy operation and low investment and operating costs.
The power source cuts with oxygen, air and nitrogen in the material thickness range from 1 to 60 mm with a maximum cutting current of 200 A. In addition, the K 200 has a marking function. It has integrated automatic gas control and a torch with direct connection. A manual torch extends the range of application to manual cutting and gouging. Overall, the user benefits from low investment costs and easy installation, operation and maintenance of the system
The K 200 can be fully integrated into CNC guidance systems or controlled and monitored via smartphone. The accompanying app also allows the user to see all parameters and settings at a glance and customise cutting data.
At the Schweißen & Schneiden trade show, visitors will be able to experience the new K 200 power source live cutting mild steel several times a day. The functional scope of the app will also be presented at the trade show.
Kjellberg Finsterwalde in hall 6, stand 6B21
More than 100 years ago Kjellberg Finsterwalde started to develop and manufacture sustainable plant equipment for the metalworking industry – made in Germany. For more than 60 years, Kjellberg Finsterwalde has been one of the market leaders in plasma cutting and offers its customers plasma cutting technique for the most diverse tasks for automated, mechanised or manual cutting. Kjellberg Finsterwalde committs itself to advancing the continuing digitisation of the metalworking industry with innovative industrial products and intensive networking.
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