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Buying guide · Plasma Cutters
What to check before placing an order — written by BestDealz sourcing analysts.
How to choose
Choose the right plasma cutter by considering power requirements, duty cycle, and sourcing options to meet your business needs.
- Check power compatibility — Ensure the plasma cutter matches South African voltage standards (220V or 380V 3-phase) for optimal performance.
- Assess cutting capacity — Evaluate the thickness of materials you'll work with to select a cutter that meets your requirements.
- Review duty cycle — Select a model with a suitable duty cycle for your workload to avoid overheating and ensure efficiency.
- Consider sourcing class — Choose Class A for fast delivery from local stock or Class B for cost-effective factory direct options with Trade Assurance.
- Check for SABS certification — Ensure the equipment is compliant with SABS standards for quality and safety in your operations.
Frequently asked
Most plasma cutters in South Africa operate at 220V or 380V 3-phase, so confirm the voltage before purchasing.
The duty cycle indicates the time a cutter can operate continuously without overheating; higher cycles are better for heavy use.
Class A offers local stock with quick delivery, Class B is factory direct with added customs and VAT, while Class C provides safe drop-shipping.
Consider customs, VAT, and potential SARS clearance fees for imports from Class B sourcing.
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