Description
The AirForce 12ci comes with a built - in air compressor and runs on 120 V input power. It can make clean cuts on 1/8 - inch steel.
Built - In Air Compressor
You don't need to buy or transport an extra compressor. The internal piston - driven air compressor makes the system highly portable.
Inverter Design
Weighing only 26.7 lbs, you can easily take this machine to your job site.
XT12R Torch
The ergonomic safety trigger enhances your comfort. With more efficient cooling and economical replacement cutting tips, you'll save time and money.
Powered by 120 V, 20 Amp Circuit
It runs on household power, so you won't waste time connecting to a 240 V supply from the utility company.
Fan - On - Demand
The fan works only when necessary, reducing the dust and debris drawn into the machine.
Pilot Arc Start
It ensures a consistent arc start before each cut and reduces tip burnout.
Diagnostic Lights
LED lights show power, temperature, and torch readiness, eliminating unnecessary downtime.
Thermal Overload Protection
It can handle tough working conditions in any environment. It has a 35% duty cycle at 104ºF, and the duty cycle increases as the temperature drops.
Postflow Cooling Circuit
After you release the trigger, post - flow air cools the consumables and torch, making them last longer.
Included with Product
- AirForce 12ci Plasma Cutter
- 12 ft. XT12R hand - held torch
- 12 ft. work cable with clamp
- 7 ft. power cord with plug
- Extra consumables: 2 tips, standoff guide, electrode
Specifications
Click the image to view the full Spec Sheet.
Informational Video
Using the Hobart AirForce 12ci Plasma Cutter is easy. First, plug it into a 120 V, 20 Amp household circuit. Connect the work cable with the clamp to the metal you're cutting. Then, hold the XT12R hand - held torch, press the ergonomic safety trigger, and start cutting. Remember, the fan will run only when needed to keep dust out. Before each cut, the pilot arc start ensures a good start and reduces tip burnout. Check the LED diagnostic lights to know the power, temperature, and torch readiness. The machine has thermal overload protection, but don't push it too hard in high - temperature environments. Its duty cycle is 35% at 104ºF, and it gets better as it gets cooler. After use, let the post - flow cooling circuit do its job to make the consumables and torch last longer. Keep the extra consumables handy for replacements when needed. And don't forget to click the image to see the full spec sheet for more details.
