SuperCut 50P Plug (not power)

[Tritium]

I received my SuperCut 50P today and there is a plug (not power) with it I cannot identify.
It is in a plastic bag marked WEiPU. Plug body is Black with blue ends. One end is threaded and has 12 gold pins (obviously a machine connection) and the other end is a blue strain relief (such as a cable would exit from).

What is it? My guess would be torch control for a tig welder.

Thurmond

[geezer]

That's an old IKEA joke that the Chinese have copied, send out a product that needs some assembly and throw in some odd ball nuts and bolts that the purchaser will have left over to drive him crazy wondering if he assembled it right.

[dgarnier]

doesnt that the machine hook up to a cnc table?

[performance]

Supercut 50..hmm. I don't think they put the CNC hookup on it, but they may have thrown the Male plug in the start up kit.

[Tritium]

No. No external places for a plug of the type described.

Thurmond

[performance]

Sounds like a plug put in by accident in the con package.

[Tritium]

Marked SP21 Series on the body. I think it is a ploy to get me to buy a machine to fit it.

Thurmond

[ducksface]

You just described my CNC plug that came with my new pp256. Same plug, same bag, but I have a place to put it.

[geezer]

WEIPU makes most if not all of the plugs used on the welders, to learn more about them and the sizes etc: log to this site. http://www.weipuconnector.com/

[Tritium]

You just described my CNC plug that came with my new pp256. Same plug, same bag, but I have a place to put it.

See, I knew it was a trick to get me to spend more money for a machine to fit the plug.

Edit 19 May, 2011. The trick worked. I upgraded the SC 50P to a PowerUltra 205P and it uses the CNC Plug.

Thurmond