All Categories > Plasma Cutting      Printable Page     Email This Page     Save To Favorites Plasma Cutting     Email This Page       Save To Favorites    larger image Applications: A cutting process used for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Ideal for cutting steel and other conductive metals less than one inch thick. Manual, CNC and multi axis cutting is possible. Sheet Metal Pipe Automobile Frames Beams Advantages: Much faster than mechanical cutting and ability to easily make non-linear cuts. Can be used for aluminum and stainless steel which is not possible for oxyacetylene torches. Small heat affected zone. Safe - no flammable gases No pre-heating required Narrow kerf Technology: A pressurized inert gas (often compressed air) is blown at a high speeds through a restricted orifice nozzle containing an electrode which generates an electrical arc ionizing the gas, forming a high temperature plasma arc The plasma arc is hot enough to effectively melt the work piece creating the cut. The high velocity pressurized gas blows away the molten material. Specs: Max Cut Size 5' x 10', one head, 2 axis Mild Steel up to 1/4" thick Capabilities Equipment List 1-Plasma Cutter (Cybermation 700A) Materials Used All Conductive Materials Industries Served Medical Defense Packaging Building Materials & Construction Electrical Equipment & Electronics Commercial Display Oil & Gas Transportation Heating & Cooling Engineering