Plasma-Therm
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The Hypertherm XPR300 is a plasma power source for CNC cutting tables. The Hypertherm XPR300 is rated at 300 A and 66.5 kW output power. The Hypertherm XPR300 uses X-Definition technology.[1][2][3]
Plate 01XPR300 X-Definition Plasma Review: Lyman-Morse Fabrication
Plate 02XPR300 X-Definition Plasma Review: Sargent Corporation
Plate 03Hypertherm XPR300 Plasma Cutting System - Esprit Automation
Plate 04Hypertherm XPR300 Plasma Cutting .5" Mild Steel Plate
Plate 05Multi therm Pro Plasma Cutting machine xpr 300 #kamalplasmatech #shorts
Plate 06XPR 300 HYPERTHERM PLASMA CUTTING
The XPR300 uses an Auto-Gas system with up to six gas lines.[2]
The XPR300 is used on CNC cutting machines for mechanized cutting rather than manual cutting.[1]
The XPR300 cuts mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.[1][2]
The XPR300 is used for production cutting of mild steel plate and for cutting stainless steel and aluminum on mechanized systems.[2]
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Typical applications include cast trimming, plasma beveling, plasma gouging, robot plasma cutting, and cobot plasma cutting.[3]
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Last updated Oct 10, 2026.