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Oxygen-Hydrogen HHO Generator Acrylic Polishing Machine - 75L/h or 95L/h
$143.99
This oxygen-hydrogen HHO generator functions as a water welder and acrylic polishing machine, designed for both commercial and home use. It reaches a flame temperature of 2800°C/5072°F to handle tasks ranging from polishing irregular acrylic surfaces to welding jewelry and metal parts.
Key features
- High Flame Temperature – Achieves a temperature of 2800°C/5072°F, suitable for fusing quartz, welding gold or silver jewelry, and processing fine metal parts.
- Precise Monitoring – Features an integrated ammeter and a pressure gauge (on 95L/h model) to track operational status and ensure stable performance.
- Efficient Cooling – Equipped with side heat dissipation holes, a cooling fan, and a raised bottom design to prevent overheating and extend unit life.
- Versatile Application – Capable of welding metal parts, sealing injection glass bottles, cutting fine parts, and peeling off computer FPC.
- Stable Design – Built with four anti-slip feet to ensure the unit remains secure on your workbench during operation.
Specifications
| Models | H160 (75L/h) or H180 (95L/h) |
|---|---|
| Max Gas Output | 75L/h or 95L/h |
| Flame Temperature | 2800°C / 5072°F |
| Power | 300W |
| Dimensions | 45x28x36cm (H160); 48x28x36cm (H180) |
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.0L to 1.6L depending on model |
| Material | Iron, 304 Stainless Steel |
What's in the box
- Acrylic Polishing Machine
- Flame Torch
- PVC/Rubber Tube
- Power Cord
- Funnel
- Flame Nozzles
Ideal for
This generator is ideal for hobbyists, jewelry makers, and small workshops requiring precise heat treatment for metal parts, battery lead fusion, or acrylic edge polishing.
FAQ
Does the machine include the electrolyte powder?
No, the product does not come with the required electrolyte powder (sodium hydroxide).
Which model includes a pressure gauge?
The 95L/h (H180) model includes a pressure gauge, while the 75L/h (H160) model does not.
What type of water is used as fuel?
The machine uses distilled or pure water combined with electrolyte solution to generate gas.