Beam Coping Machine Alaskan Mill

Voortman can make the steel beams’ copes cut faster than your layoutman. Voortman CNC Angle Line and Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. CNC Angle Line both brought automation of beams and angles at an affordable price to small-to–medium fabricators. Voortman does the same.

Of course, the most important reason is price. High-carcinogenic dust from plasma cutting must be collected in a dust extraction filtering unit. The price of fully enclosing the machine to evacuate dust is much higher than what a typical fabricator can afford for a beam handling solution.

The PCR41, an innovative design, combines robotics vision systems with plasma torch technology to provide the best combination speed, value, precision, and 4-face operation when cutting structural steel.

Voortman can cut your steel beams' copes faster than your layoutman can layout them. Similar to how the Voortman CNC Drill Line and Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. CNC Angle Line provided affordable automation of beams, angles and beams for small-to medium fabricators, so the Voortman also brings automated beam coping to shops that they otherwise wouldn't have considered.

Voortman inside technicians are often able to resolve any problem remotely. Voortman technicians can access your machine via an internet connection. Voortman equipment has a powerful Windows(r-based Siemens control which allows this capability and offers superior diagnostics through Windows(r).

In the same way that the Voortman CNC Beam Drill Line and the Voortman Clipper CNC Angle Line brought affordable automation of beams and angles to the small-to-medium fabricator, the Voortman Liberator similarly brings automated beam coping into shops that otherwise could never have considered it.

A CNC beam coping device is much safer than using a handheld torch. Remote control of the machine is possible, which allows the operator to work further from the cutting torch.

We always train your operator how to run the machine using Peddimat as you are often going to have the situation where a customer arrives with a couple of pieces of steel that need holes or layout marks and you want to be able to produce them quickly without bothering your detailing staff who might be busy on a larger job.