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If you have a number of machines, it can be very time-consuming to produce thick parts and complex shapes with many steps. Piranha Whitney Punch Plasma Combination machines are the preferred choice for fabricators across the globe. They can produce three times more parts per day, and at a third of their cost.

P-65 Piranha Ironworker�s unique automatic hold downs for urethane reduce time spent making adjustments during shear cut. They also prevent sheet metal and flat stock bending during operation. A shorter cycle time and lower distortion are two of the many benefits. These standard features can save metal fabricators money and time, adding value for every fab shop.

Complex, thick parts can be difficult to produce on multiple machines. Fabricators around the world turn to Piranha Whitney Punch Plasma Combination machines for three times the production and a third of the cost.

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Whitney Single End Punch Presses, Piranha, and Whitney are leading the way in applications that require larger punching capacity, deeper throats, and larger sheets.

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These cutting machines for Piranha fiber are equipped with the latest technology to up your production rates.

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The Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 allows for simultaneous operation of the punch station and shear/copper-notcher stations. This ironworker will double your production capacity with dual operation and plenty of advanced features, like the Automatic Urethane Hold Down on the Plate and Angle Shear.

Whitney Single End Punch Presses and Piranha are opening the door to applications that require higher punching capabilities, larger sheets, or deeper throats.

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Steel fabricators can easily change from punching or bending with the P-90 Piranha Ironworker dovetail sliding. Piranha's Quick Change Tooling is a popular choice for metalworking shops. The urethane-strippers are also very effective in minimizing part distortion and reducing stroke length. Piranha Ironworker machines excel in these areas, as well as more horsepower per ton.

Piranha ironworker models offer metal fabricators extraordinary quality and innovative capabilities. They can handle 50-140 tons. Every Piranha ironworker delivers quality work, reduced machine set-up times, versatility through a wide selection of tooling and excellent factory engineering and support. Machines from Piranha Single Operator Ironworker are capable to perform most applications. But, it is possible to perform two simultaneous operations (e.g. When two simultaneous operations (e.g. punching, notching) are needed, a dual-operating ironworker machine can be used.

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Piranha hydraulic metalworker machines offer you top-quality quality, innovative features, unparalleled durability and unparalleled reliability for all your metal fabrication needs. Our ironworker machines range in weight from 50 to 140 Tons and can be operated by either a single operator or a dual-operator model. Every Piranha Ironworker machine offers reliability, time savings in machine set-up, versatility via a wide range attachments and tooling as well superior factory engineering and support.

Piranha ironworkers give metal fabricators outstanding quality and innovative features. Every Piranha provides quality work, savings in set-up time, adaptability and versatility through a wide range of tooling, and factory engineering and support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an iron worker called?

Buildings, bridges, highways, and other constructions all contain structural and reinforcing steel and iron. Although steel is the main metal used in this profession, they are frequently referred to as ironworkers or erectors.