Beam Coping Machine Auger

Not every problem can be diagnosed with remote assistance. Mechanical issues or questions that require the human eye are still common. Voortman machines are shipped with high definition web cameras and software; allowing Voortman employees to directly experience the activity at the installation without the need to leave the office. The webcam has significant value in foreign countries or in situations where language might be a barrier to effectively communicate the issue.

Voortman CNC Beam coping machine's cutting heads are simple and economical oxy fuel heads. They use oxygen and any fuel that you like, such as propylene, acetylene, and natural gas. These gases are extremely inexpensive and easily available from your welding dealer. Welders that are familiar with torch cutting techniques will be able adjust the flow rate of the Oxy fuel just as they are used.

Dragon's front positioning gate and the chuck are easily adjustable, making it easy for you to load and arrange different shapes and sizes of materials.

The Voortman is built exclusively for Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. by Voortman. Voortman handles the installation, warranty and service work on the Voortman. And while Voortman is the service provider, Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. is always there to get involved should the need arise.

AutoCAD is an architectural program that exports flat 2-D pieces of information to plate processing machines. It does not export files for 3-D forms such as beams and angles. AutoCAD exports DWG files and DXF file, which are ideal for plates.

Voortman will help you cut production time by 80%. This is an excellent return on investment. This beam coping machine is the industry leader and comes with free, unlimited support. Turnkey installation and training are available anywhere in the U.S.

The basic unit is an oxy-fuel, semi-automatic coping machine. The operator places the workpiece and finetunes it before starting the cutting. An automated laser option is available to automatically probe the workpiece and adjust the torch height. The basic unit includes powered conveyors that allow the operator to manually measure and mark the length of the feed stock before cutting. Optional automated measuring system using Laser measurement of feed stock is available. Operators can input the material type they wish to cut via the interface. The computer touch screen allows the operator to scroll through a selection of options using pictorial representations. All dimensions of the AISC structural steel are programmed into the computer. The computer displays a fully dimensioned cope drawing, which simplifies programming and minimizes operator error. Operators can modify and override the input, and it can also be saved as a new program, as desired. You can pre-programme the machine from your office using DSTV exported drawings. The operator can use a wireless remote to control the equipment. The Operator can view the equipment from any angle he needs to ensure accuracy and verify operations. The operator marks the material and moves it into position. Finally, hydraulically clamps the material for cutting. The laser is aligned to the operator's mark by the operator and the cycle begins. The torch is ignited, pre-heating material. Operator initiates and finishes the cutting process manually, ensuring that the torch height is maintained.

Multi-torch or triple torch CNC beam copier machines usually have three torches. Each torch is dedicated for a web or flange. The triple torch machine takes less time to position than the single torch machine. However, the single torch can make a lot more cuts due to the 5-axis movement and versatility of its cutting head. A majority of triple torch machines are 3-4 times more expensive than our single torch CNC beam-coping machine.