CNC Plasma Cutting
Plasma is perfect for cutting larger parts, typically ranging from 50mm thick up to 3m wide and 12m long with accuracies ranging from +\- .0.2mm to 1mm If you’re looking for general plate cutting, a plasma can cut fast and at a lower cost than other cutting methods.
Automa ARC CNC Plasma Cutters can also be equipped with an additional oxy torch for cutting steel up to 100mm.
Plasma can also be used in secondary operations on a pre-cut part. Through the laser alignment tool, an operator can load the table with an existing part located through the laser alignment tool and cut additional features into the part. Additionally, plasma cutters can be used to etch material.
Automa ARC CNC Plasma Cutters can also be equipped with an additional oxy torch for cutting steel up to 100mm.
Plasma can also be used in secondary operations on a pre-cut part. Through the laser alignment tool, an operator can load the table with an existing part located through the laser alignment tool and cut additional features into the part. Additionally, plasma cutters can be used to etch material.
Automa ARC CNC Plasma Cutters offer;
• The ability to cut a variety of very thin, electrically-conductive metals, including a wide range of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and more up to 50mm thick.
• Greater cutting versatility, including beveling, shape cutting, marking and piercing of metals
• Precise cuts at faster speeds — plasma can cut thinner metals faster, with minimal material distortion
• Greater ability to cut shaped metals such as domes or tubes
• Lower cost with no preheating required
• Faster cutting speeds with the ability to cut five times faster than traditional, manual torches
• Ease of use and low maintenance
• Low operating costs — plasma machines consist of electricity, water, compressed air, gasses and consumable parts.
•Plasma cutters are frequently used by fabrication shops, automotive repair and restoration, industrial construction, and salvage and scrapping operations. With its high speed, precision cuts and low cost, plasma cutting is used by large-scale industries and also small hobbyist shops.
• Greater cutting versatility, including beveling, shape cutting, marking and piercing of metals
• Precise cuts at faster speeds — plasma can cut thinner metals faster, with minimal material distortion
• Greater ability to cut shaped metals such as domes or tubes
• Lower cost with no preheating required
• Faster cutting speeds with the ability to cut five times faster than traditional, manual torches
• Ease of use and low maintenance
• Low operating costs — plasma machines consist of electricity, water, compressed air, gasses and consumable parts.
•Plasma cutters are frequently used by fabrication shops, automotive repair and restoration, industrial construction, and salvage and scrapping operations. With its high speed, precision cuts and low cost, plasma cutting is used by large-scale industries and also small hobbyist shops.