so are these new consumables that are not yet available? I can’t find them anywhere yet… still looking. anybody know where they can be purchased?
and I’ll talk to myself again…
so the razor weld manual x-ref the hypertherm part numbers… however the problem is still that the flame torch is not listed in the manual from razor weld… shesh. so like razor weld was just shipping whatever they had laying around?
That looks exactly like the X45 torch listed here: Razorweld X45 Torch – Langmuir Systems
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Mechanic416 George at The plasma shop on eBay
This guy is awesome. Forget more than most about plasma stuff.
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It is just another version of the X45 torch this makes it X45 version #4
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Another user named @Stocky has pointed out that the x45 torch consumables are identical to the Hypertherm 30xp consumables. This means you also seem to have a fine cut option (420117 nozzle and 420115 shield). I wouldn’t try it above 30A on the assumption HT engineered those parts for a 30A cutter.
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The 420117 fine cut nozzles are rated from 15 to 30 amps. If you need more then 30 amps you need the 220671 nozzles.
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Does anyone know if the nozzle that comes with the razor weld cut 45 is fine cut? Where is the best place to buy the fine cut consumables? Part numbers? I am new at this and having trouble cutting small letters they fall out even though I bridged them with a 1/8in space between them.
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There is only one size cutting tip for that torch. 45/50 amp.
The reason is because the orifice hole in the cutting tip is 1.0mm/.040" that don’t change at any amp setting.
Now I have been told some people have been using the Hypertherm 30XP consumables on that torch. Some say it works and others say it don’t work.
That would be on you if you want to try it and cause damage to your torch.
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seriously aggravating that i didnt see anywhere about no fine cutting options with the razor weld, i knew it was the cheaper option and would allow me to retain shop use of my other plasma cutter but still would love to have known, i wouldve paid more money for the upgraded plasma cutter just to have the wider range of capabilities.
I believe @mechanic416 . Offers them on his ebay store.
I could be wrong seems that I heard they was offered
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i would order some this second hahah i cant find much of anything where people arent saying 'oh it could mess it up or it could work" hahaha i think ill pass at that point
This guy has repaired plasmas for many years. He is a straight shooter. He will even step on your toes. Reach out to him with you specific torch. He will tell you if they are available. I am confident if he says they will work they will.
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not sure of the torch model. just whatever came stock when i bought it from langmuir
Got ya…
If interested he can help you figure it out he is a very knowledgeable guy. I don’t want to get your hopes up but I believe the manufacturing began offering.
Mind if I ask what you will be cutting to want the fine cut? That’s just curiosity
really just anything, my concern is we take custom orders, so smaller items with more detail all together i need to be able to do. i know im limited by kerf width to a certain extent.
Each plasma cutter is different I understand. Here is a chart that is for hypertherm showes estimated kerf.
Fine consumables can and will make a difference for me I have yet to see the need.
The sync consumables for hypertherm advertised promising difference. I don’t think they actually do much better than standard fine cuts.
There is a big difference between your machine it may give you a idea though.
Jim Colt shared this chart on another forum.
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That was many moons ago. 
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March of 2019 to be exact .
That is if you are referring to the kerf chart