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Operation 

Please read and understand the operating 

instructions prior to working with your MicroCut 

875SC. 
 

1)  Wear the correct eye protection and clothing, 

and follow all safety suggestions. 

2)  Connect the MicroCut 875SC to a clean, dry 

source of compressed air. Set the regulator on 

the back of the machine to 70 psi.  

3)  Connect the MicroCut 875SC to a 220 volt 

power supply (See Electrical Connection on 
Pg. 7). Turn the Power Switch (Fig. 3, #8) on. 

The Input Power LED (Fig. 3, #6) will 

illuminate green, the Air Pressure LED (Fig. 3, 

#5) will illuminate green, and the Safety 
Alarm LED (Fig. 3, #3) will illuminate red. 

Press the Reset Button (Fig. 3, #7). As long as 

you properly connected the MicroCut 875SC 

to a power supply, connected a sufficient air 

supply, and installed the torch and torch 
consumables correctly, the Reset Button will 

turn off the Safety Alarm LED and allow you 

to start cutting.  

4)  Connect the ground clamp to the workpiece 

as close to the cutting arc as possible. 

5)  Using the Cutting Current Adjustment knob 

(Fig. 3, #2) select the output current or 

output amperage desired. You should base 
this setting off the type and thickness of the 

material you plan to cut.  

6)  When ready to cut, place the cutting torch on 

the edge of the material and depress the 
trigger on the torch handle. The plasma arc 
will start immediately. With the plasma arc 

perpendicular to the workpiece, begin to 

move the plasma torch in the desired 
direction and at a speed in which the plasma 

arc bends anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees. 

The sparks should shoot out beneath the 

workpiece. If the sparks shoot up from the 

workpiece, slow down and/or adjust the 
output current. When you finish cutting, 

release the trigger to extinguish the plasma 

arc. Please note that air will continue to flow 

from the torch for an additional 15 seconds to 
cool the plasma torch.  

Manual Piercing 

When cutting thicker materials, hold the plasma 

torch at an angle and slightly off the workpiece. If 

you hold the torch perpendicular to the 
workpiece, slag, with no place to go, will flow up 

and damage the plasma torch consumables. 

Depress the torch trigger to start the plasma arc, 

and slowly roll the torch perpendicular to the 
workpiece. Once you pierce through the material 

completely, begin moving the torch in the desired 
direction as normal. 

Cutting in Manual Mode 

Cutting in Automatic Mode 

Put the Manual/Automatic Cutting Switch (Fig. 3, 

#10) into the Manual (top) position. Make your 

cut as normal. When you reach the end of the 
workpiece, the arc will extinguish. In order to 

reestablish the arc, release and then depress the 

trigger once again. 

Put the Manual/Automatic Cutting Switch (Fig. 3, 

#10) into the Automatic (bottom) position. Make 

your cut as normal. When you reach the end of 
the workpiece, the arc will extinguish but then 

restart when the torch once again meets metal.  

CNC Piercing 

You can also pierce materials up to 1/2” thick 

when connected to a CNC plasma cutting table. 

To pierce thick materials when connected to a 
CNC plasma cutting table, simply program the 

machine torch to begin cutting approximately 

1/16” off of the material to be cut.  

Summary of Contents for MicroCut 875SC

Page 1: ...HTP MicroCut 875SC Owner s Manual HTP America Inc 180 Joey Drive Elk Grove Village IL 60007 1304 Phone 847 357 0700 Fax 847 357 0744 Web www usaweld com...

Page 2: ...ine to meet CNC plasma cutting table compatibility at a later date As an added bonus the hand torch and machine torch utilize the same consumables apart from the shield cap so you only need to keep on...

Page 3: ...e station upon return of the goods at the Customer s risk and expense HTP s option of repair or replacement will be F O B from the factory in Elk Grove Village Illinois therefore no compensation for t...

Page 4: ...parts can cause electric shock which results in serious injury such as severe burns or even death When you power the equipment on all circuits including the input power circuit and equipment internal...

Page 5: ...r combustible surfaces Remove combustibles such as butane lighters and matches from your person prior to operating equipment Hot Parts Avoid touching hot parts with bare skin hot parts can cause burns...

Page 6: ...operations The heat and rays of the arc can react with vapors and form highly toxic and or irritating gases Do not cut coated metals such as galvanized lead or cadmium plated steel unless you remove t...

Page 7: ...ltration process and includes reusable desiccant When the desiccant turns from blue to a clear orange color simply pour the desiccant on a baking sheet place in the oven and bake for about an hour or...

Page 8: ...the reset button either the plasma torch is installed incorrectly the consumables are not installed correctly or the air pressure is set too low 4 Thermo Switch LED LED illuminates yellow if you excee...

Page 9: ...iece Automatic cutting is ideal when cutting expanded metal Setup Plasma Torch Connection Before installing the plasma cutting torch disconnect power to the machine The MicroCut 875SC features a quick...

Page 10: ...ch the plasma arc bends anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees The sparks should shoot out beneath the workpiece If the sparks shoot up from the workpiece slow down and or adjust the output current When you fi...

Page 11: ...compressor to remove any dust and debris You can also remove dust and debris without removing the cover by blowing into the louvers located on the front and or back of the power source Removing dust...

Page 12: ...Shield Cap B 87005HMO Shield Cup Body C 87030MO Contact Cutting Tip 20 50A D 87003MO Electrode E 87058MO Swirl Ring F 87002HTH TH 70 Torch Head 87030GSMO Not Pictured Gouging Tip 45A 87005GMO Not Pict...

Page 13: ...sumables Part Description A 87005SMMO Shield Cap B 87005HMO Shield Cup Body C 87030MO Contact Cutting Tip 20 50A D 87003MO Electrode E 87058MO Swirl Ring F 87002MTH TM 70 Torch Head 87002MT Not Pictur...

Page 14: ...Auto Switch 64188 23 Label Side Panels 66116 40 7 24 Cover Top Right Side 620595 41 8 Front Panel 60104 25 Input Power Cable 64062 42 9 Front Panel Holder 620593 26 Handle 66103 43 10 On Off Switch 6...

Page 15: ...Z R S T GND IN1 IN2 IN3 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J6 J1 1 1 1 1 1 J6 J10 HS1 J3 R13 GND J4 J5 J1 J2 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 A D C B J3 1 1 1 1 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3...

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