For a hobbyist who cuts clean steel up to 1/2 in now and then and wants the lowest price. Spend more on a pilot arc model for rusty or expanded metal.
Amazon $289
A 60 A shop cutter for farms and fabricators who cut thick plate often and want Miller build and service. Home users who cut mostly sheet and 1/4 in steel do not need this much machine.
- 60 AOutput
- 7/8 inRated cut
- 50% at 60 A, 40 °CDuty cycle
- 240 VInput
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- Cuts 7/8 in steel cleanly and severs 1-1/4 in, enough for heavy plate and farm repair
- Runs 40 A all day without stopping and full 60 A half the time
- No high frequency start, so it is safe near computers and CNC controls
- Needs a 208/230 V circuit; it will not run on a household outlet
- At 48 lb it is a two-handed carry
- Costs far more than 60 A cutters from budget brands
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Specifications
| Model number | 907850 |
|---|---|
| Cutting | |
| Input voltage | 240 V |
| Maximum output | 60 A |
| Rated cut, mild steel | 7/8 in |
| Sever cut, mild steel | 1 1/4 in |
| Rated duty cycle | 50% at 60 A, 40 °C |
| Pilot arc | Yes |
| Arc start | Blowback |
| Air and build | |
| Air supply | 6.8 cfm, 90 psi |
| Weight | 48 lb |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Alternatives in this size
A cheap 50 A pilot arc cutter for hobbyists cutting sheet and steel up to 1/2 in now and then. Its short duty cycle and high-frequency start make it a poor fit for heavy or CNC work.
Amazon $198.90A low-cost 65 A pilot arc cutter for occasional home and farm cuts in steel up to 5/8 in. Buyers who cut plate for long stretches should look at a machine with a higher duty cycle.
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