Plasma Tube Cutting
The Bendtech Dragon A400 takes the heavy sections that don't belong on a laser.
- Tube, pipe & structural sections
- Economical on heavy profiles
- Backs up the fiber tube laser
Plasma earns its keep on the sections where laser time costs more than it's worth: heavy wall, big diameters, structural shapes. Between the plasma tube cutter and the fiber tube laser, nearly any structural profile that comes through the door leaves cut, coped, and ready for the weld table.
The CNC plasma tube cutter is the fast, economical route for larger and heavier tube, pipe, and structural sections. We pick the right machine for the section when we quote, so heavy profiles don't carry laser prices.
When do you use plasma instead of the tube laser?
Larger and heavier tube, pipe, and structural sections where plasma is faster and more economical. The two machines cover the full range between them, and we pick the right one when we quote.
What kind of parts come off the plasma tube cutter?
Structural frame members, heavy weldment components, and pipe or tube sections cut and coped ready for welding.
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Design & Engineering
Your sketch, STEP file, or drawing package becomes a manufacturable part before the floor sees it.
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Laser Cutting
Full sheets cut whole, with edges clean enough to skip straight to assembly.
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Tube & Structural Laser
Tube and structural profiles cut, coped, and weld ready in one operation.
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