Beam Coping Machine Head

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.

This safety feature ensures long head and tip life, as well as greatly increasing the time it takes to prevent costly torch tip repairs and changeovers.

In just a matter of days, your operator can learn how to use PCR42 plasma cutters. The interface of the PCR42 plasma cutter is very easy to use. Mac-Tech will be there to assist you if needed.

".. In the two-and-a half years that we have had a Voortman, both the efficiency and the quality of our product preparation has been greatly improved. The past process of weld preparation and handling was time-consuming. Manually burning and laying out the material left much to be desired. The Liberator makes it much easier to burn, and reduces grind time. The Liberator is small and compact, but it delivers great results. Ocean has allowed us to save both time and energy. This allows us to make more money, and also ensures that our customers receive a high-quality product.

Voortman CNC Beam Coping Machines operators must have a solid understanding of how to cut with oxygen-fuel. While it is possible for almost anyone to be trained quickly on software, the skill and experience needed to cut with gas can only be gained through years of working by hand.

With our top of-the-range profiling and coping robot, all of your 3D coping can be made much easier. These Robotic Coping and Profile beams are reliable and can be used for cutting slots, chamlers, or saddles.

The basic unit consists of a semi-automatic, oxygen-fuel coping device. Operator positions the workpiece, adjusts the torch height, and fine tunes it. There is also an automated option that allows the laser to probe the area and set its torch height automatically. The basic unit is equipped with powered conveyors. This allows the operator to measure and mark the feedstock's X length before it can be cut. An optional automated measuring system can be added via Laser measurement of the feed stock. The operator can input the type of material to be cut using the interface. The computer touch screen displays a list of choices that the operator can scroll through. The computer has all dimensions for the AISC structural metal. It is possible to program the computer with a fully dimensioned handle drawing. This simplifies the process and reduces errors. The operator can customize and override any input and save it as a new programme, if necessary. The machine can be programmed remotely using DSTV exported drawing. Operators can control the equipment using a wireless remote. This allows the operator to view from any angle necessary to inspect operations and keep accuracy. The operator places his mark on the material, moves it into place, clamps hydraulically the material to be cut, and then checks for accuracy. The laser is aligned by the operator, and the cycle starts. The torch lights, preheating the material. The operator initiates the cutting process by hand and completes the job as long as the torch height remains constant.

The triple torch design of the ABCM-1250 CNC beam coping machine allows for the cutting of two flanges simultaneously. While flange thins are performed on both top and bottom flanges at the same time, weld prep is generated concurrently, keeping operating costs at a minimum. Without tedious torch probing processes, the ABCM-1250 oxy-fuel coper allows for more near flange cutting.