Plasma Cutter, [Pilot Arc] [Large LED Display] [Air Sensor Technology] 50Amps Cutter Machine 110/220V Dual Voltage IGBT Inverter 5/8 Inch Clean Cut, Post Flow 2T/4T for Home DIY BTC500DP 10GEN
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Style: BTC500DP 10GEN 110/220
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- [Pilot Arc Function]: BTC500DP 10th plasma cutter has the pilot arc function. It is a high frequency non-touch arc starting mode. The torch head does not need to touch the metal plate. Added PA adjustable function, extended pilot arc maintenance time, reduce energy consumption in non-cutting work, reduce electrode burning, and extend service life
- [Cutting Thickness]: HF pilot arc plasma cutter boasts an automatic detection feature for input voltages of both 110V and 220V, 60% duty cycle single phase. The maximum cutting thickness of bestarc 50A plasma cutter can reach up to 3/4" @50A 220V 65PSI, while ideal clean cut at 1/2" @35A 110V 50PSI. The circuit breaker specifications require a 40A unit for 110V operation and a 30A unit for 220V. This versatile plasma cutter is ideal for use on materials including stainless steel, alloy steel, mild steel, copper, aluminum, etc
- [Air Sensor Technology]: The air sensor built into the machine displays the air pressure on the front panel of the machine. Users can adjust the air pressure manually through the air regulator (air pressure cannot be automatically adjusted). An air filter is installed at the back of the machine, equipped with a quick-connect 1/4 NPT air connector, ready for use right out of the box. Once connected to an air compressor, the recommended air pressure should be within 70 PSI, with a flow rate of 250 liters per minute
- [Digital Screen Display]: The screen centrally display parameters such as air pressure, voltage, and current, allowing users to understand the equipment status in real-time and adjust operations in a timely manner, improving operational efficiency. If plasma cutter cannot work, the screen comes with an error code system, making it easy to find out the problems
- [PT/2T/4T/PA Function]: Post-flow cooling time ranging from 3 to 15s extends the torch head and consumables life. The 2T mode on the plasma cutter provides semi-automatic control torch trigger, while the 4T mode enables automatic trigger, free your finger. PA adjusted the time for the pilot arc. This bestarc plasma cutter BTC500DP 10GEN also includes a mesh cutting mode to solve the problem of arc breaking when cutting mesh
Manufacturer: bestarc
Part Number: BTC500DP-10GEN-1122
Item Weight: 21 pounds
Package Dimensions: 18.5 x 13 x 11 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BTC500DP 10GEN
Color: Cyan
Style: BTC500DP 10GEN 110/220
Material: metal
Power Source: ac
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: plasma cutetr
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: June 18, 2024
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: BTC500DP 7Gen 110/220
This is a great non-touch plasma torch. The design makes it easy to set up all cutting parameters. It’s lightweight, with all external connections done without tools. It’s equipped with an air dryer, which should extend the torch expendable parts life. All controls are on the front panel, easily set and read, except for on/off switch. It can be flipped on or off from the front, once you know it’s located. I’ve cut metal with for years but I’m a first time plasma user. I quickly cut various thickness and conditions of steel, and found it intuitive how to set up the pressure and current. There’s a chart with recommendations, but I found thinner metal below 3/8” could be cut cleanly and quickly with the same setting. All you need to do is cut at the best rate, and that’s learned quickly within the first inch of cutting. I did find it more difficult to punch a hole through thicker metal with plasma than Oxy-acetylene (3/8” and thicker), but the thinner metal was as easy as Oxy-acetylene. I’m sure when I developed the proper technique, the thicker gauge metal will punch easily. I felt so confident after 15 minutes of playing with my new torch, I started and finished two projects I’d been waiting to do because my acetylene bottle was empty. With plasma; all you need is an air compressor, and electricity. And this unit will work on 110 or 220, and both have a 50% duty cycle. For my two projects I was cutting with 220, and it cut both 7/16 and 16 gauge quickly and cleanly by only changing air pressure and current. With Oxy-acetylene I would have had to change tips and played with torch settings and pressures as well. Plasma is so much easier, with no expense of gas, and bulk of the torch and hoses. I’ll never go back! If anyone that reads this wants to buy an Oxy-acetylene system lock-stock-and barrel call me;-).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025 by Chip
Style: BTC650DP 7GEN 110/220
7th Gen 65 amp This is the first time I’ve used a plasma cutter ever. This thing is awesome. We are running it on 220 volt plug. Cuts fast and clean even on rusty iron. Very pleased so far with my purchase and would buy again. Especially for the price vs all the other brands. Only thing id like to see added is a longer power cord. 10 foot to 20 foot of cord would be much nicer than the 6 foot they come with. Otherwise great machine
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by swanson swanson
Style: BTC500DP 7Gen 110/220
Im really impressed at how well made this budget unit is made, and the controls and options... Ive only used it on sheet metal to 1/4, it does that on 110v. Very happy with the performance, at any price.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: BTC500DP 7Gen 110/220
Update: New item: If you have dreams of using this unit in some sort of CNC plasma cutter, from what I can tell, it is Not compatible with the most popular and low cost plasma cutters like the Arcdroid and Langmuir. Not an issue for me, but it's worth noting. I've updated the review to 4 stars. Bestarc Customer Service does respond by email and I'm working with them to resolve my questions. According to them, in order to operate at full 110V rated amperage at 35 Amps, you need a 40 Amp breaker. I'm no electrician, but I don't know anyone with a 40 Amp 110 V circuit. I happen to have a 20 Amp circuit in my garage, so I can do 20, or maybe 25 for a very short period of time. I was going to get an extension cord from my dryer to run the unit at 220 V (max 30 Amps I guess?), but I do have a 4000 W generator with 220 output and will try that first. I don't see cutting max thickness metal very often, but the machine gives you the impression you can run 35 Amps at 110 V without being very clear what the machines house breaker requirements are. It appears the arc extinguishing problem has to do with the air pressure supply. I've got a compressor with a 30 gallon tank, so I have plenty of air, but like any air pressure regulator, you need to make sure what the pressure is when air is flowing. I think the problem with arc extinguishing is that the air pressure drops below the minimum required once it starts flowing. I've set it higher and make sure the display stays in the green when cutting, and the extinguishing has practically gone away. I think this is a great unit for the price. But if you expect to cut the maximum metal thickness advertised, you may be disappointed. Original: I was very excited when I saw several YouTube videos about this low cost plasma cutter. It seemed ideal for the home metal working tinkerer like myself. I ordered one and was immediately disappointed when it arrived. I opened the box, and the knob for the air pressure regulator was damaged. I don't think it was a shipping issue as the box was in perfect shape. It looks like it was just slapped I the box with the obviously broken knob. So I returned it and ordered another. This one seemed fine out of the box and I set it up to try cutting some scrap steel I had. First problem I had was the circuit breaker for my 20 amp 110 V line keep popping at the maximum current of 35 Amps. I may not understand how the system works, but I'd think that even if the system is set for 35 Amps, the input from the line would be less than that. In any event, I cut the current to 20 amps and mad my first cut thru some scrap 3/8 steel I have. The first cut went fine, but when I went to cut it again, the arc kept extinguishing after about 5-10 seconds of cutting. The breaker did not pop, the arc just went out. Even when the torch is off the workpiece, the arc keeps popping out. I've sent BestArc support an email since their phone number does not seem to work. There is a very good welding channel on YouTube that just reviewed this welder. I won't post the link because I think Amazon rejects those. But think on fire welding and you should be able to find the review. He liked the Bestarc, but had the same problem I am having at 110 V. It worked fine for him at 220V. I don't have 220 readily available, so I can't try that. I've noticed other amazon reviews of this plasma cutter are having the same issue. If and when I hear from Bestarc product support and get this resolved, I'll revise this review. It would really speak badly of this company if you need to get 2 replacements in order to get one that works.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024 by bob
Style: BTC800DP 9GEN 110/220
This is my first plasma cutter. I’ve used it only two or three times. I cut some quarter inch galvanized steel with it. And I cut out a weld that I cannot get to with my grinder. It’s a very useful tool. I believe this plasma cutter will last me for many years to come.
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025 by Newgear
Style: BTC500DP 7Gen 110/220
I bought this last year and have used it alot. It was a love hate relationship at first because an air quick connect fitting broke off the regulator. I contacted Best arc and they sent a new one. After that this thing has performed great. It will clean cut 1/2 steel just slowly. Always make sure your air pressure to amps is right before you cut. The only other problem I had was sparks and slag burning my torch hose. I purchased a new one and also bought a leather Tig torch sleeve and problem solved. I would definitely buy this again. The quality, features and capabilities of this cutter are usually found on ones 10x the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by 2500 HD