Piranha hydraulic-ironworker machines are top-of the line in quality, innovation, and durability. They can be used for all types of metal manufacturing. Our ironworker models can weigh between 50 and 140 tons, and come in both single-operator (and dual-operator) versions. Each Piranha machine ironworker has reliability, machine setup time savings, versatility, superior factory engineering, support, and more.
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.
Piranha makes a variety of cutting and forming tools for the metal plate industry. Piranha Whitney is a leader in plate tech and its products serve the global transport, agricultural, construction and equipment industries.
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.
Piranha Single Operator Ironworkers can perform most tasks you ask of it. However, when two simultaneous operations are required (e.g. punching and notching), a dual operator ironworker will be your best bet.
Piranha and Whitney Single End Punch Presses are paving the way for applications that require more punching capability, larger sheets or deeper throats.
The Piranha–Whitney combination still beats plasma machines, lasers and water jets when it comes to ROI. Our Punch Plasma Combination will have more parts on your floor at the end the day in stainless steel, aluminum, and steel than any other method.
Our presses' specifications and capacities are available online. We welcome you to reach out to us for any questions you may have and to find the best solution for you.
Our team is continuously working to develop new solutions that produce better parts in less time. We believe in hardwork and being great for our clients. We believe that value and durability are important. With every machine we sell, our reputation is at risk. We promise to take good care of you.
Piranha's 5x10 Heavy-Duty Plasma Table is available ready-to-cut starting at $86,900. You need something stronger to stand out from your competition, and we can help you do that with our outstanding Piranha quality, USA support and brute strength at High Definition plasma cutting up to the 300-amp Hypertherm XPR300.
Our factory-trained service technicians can help you discuss the best machine tool repair options. We can reduce downtime and keep your manufacturing processes running smoothly. Take a look at our maintenance contracts for optimal service and quality in all aspects of machine fabrication.
Fabtech is committed to the principle of service first, sales second. We believe that anyone can make metal fabrication equipment, but we are unique in our ability to service non-brand specific machinery as well as repair and maintain metalworking equipment.
Applications that require greater punching power, bigger sheets, or deeper throats will be able to use the Whitney Single End Punch Presses by Piranha and Whitney.
The Piranha hydraulic ironworker machine offers top-quality, innovative features and unmatched durability for any metal manufacturing need. The range of our ironworker machines is 50 to 140 tonnes. They are available in single-operator or dual-operator versions. Each Piranha ironworker machine is reliable, easy to set up, versatile, has a wide variety of attachments and tools, and offers superior support and factory engineering.
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.
Between 5000 and 3000 BCE, the Hittites of ancient Egypt are thought to have found iron, according to archaeologists. They pounded or hammered the metal to make tools and weapons during this time.
A type of machine tool that combines numerous functions, such as metal cutting, punching, shearing, and bending, is the hydraulic ironworker machine. It benefits from easy operation, low energy usage, and low maintenance costs.