Plasma Cutting Systems
This technology forces oxygen, nitrogen, argon, or even shop air through a small nozzle orifice inside a torch to create a high pressured gas flow, then introduces an electric arc started from an external power supply to generate an extremely high temperature plasma arc that can quickly pierce through a very wide range of electrically conductive alloys, including plain carbon and stainless steels, aluminum and its alloys, nickel alloys and titanium, and blow away any molten material. Because the cost of a plasma torch is low, traditional systems fit several torches to a cutting table and move the torches while the sheet of material being cut is held stationary.
Ultra-High-Power Lasers Tackle Ultra Heavy Plate
With more than 20 kilowatts of power available, cutting thickness limits can be pushed to as thick as 2”, allowing fabricators to bring the speed, precision and cutting quality of the laser to a new range of parts and products.
With more than 20 kilowatts of power available, cutting thickness limits can be pushed to as thick as 2”, allowing fabricators to bring the speed, precision and cutting quality of the laser to a new range of parts and products.
Variable beam shaping fiber laser technology, and the redesign of automation solutions to better handle part sorting are among the advances that position Mazak Optonics for the future.
The most innovative and updated features to today’s metal forming and fabricating machinery, additive manufacturing equipment, software, controllers and accessories result in efficiencies — both in production and cost savings.
No matter what your project calls for, there is an advanced cutting equipment solution to enhance and expand your metal fabrication capabilities.
At FABTECH, the metal fabrication industry can tap into the power of this in-person event to discover new innovations and become inspired.
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HGG’s new SPC 1500-3000 PT/VC cutting machine provides a clean operation using plasma or oxyfuel to perform the programmed cuts and is capable of ink, punch, and plasma marking depending on the application.
Tecoi introduces to the North American market the TRF Plate Processing Machine, which is designed for applications where large machining milling capacities are required for medium and large thicknesses.
Hypertherm Associates announces the CorePlus™ gas connect console for XPR cutting systems.
