Beam Coping Machine Benefits
It's a 5-axis CNC robotic automated oxy-fuel cutting beam cutter that is very economical. This machine can be used to cut beams as well as channels, angles, plates, rectangular tubes, and channels. This profile cutter machine can easily cut any kind of material you can think up. It not only handles, but also cuts to length.
Voortman offers regular training courses on all Voortman and Ocean equipment at their facility in Bradley Illinois. These courses are suitable for new operators and for refreshing existing operators. Employees that pass through this facility return to your shop highly trained, motivated and eager to improve your productivity. Please call for details and pricing.
Beam Coping Machine BridgeEven for operators who have never used a computer or CNC, programming the Voortman CNC Beam Coping Machine can be very easy and intuitive.
Voortman’s Roller Feed Measuring System surpasses industry standards in roller measurement technology. Accuracy in measurement is vital to avoid any production delays. Even with material deviations, accuracy cannot be compromised.
As customers often bring a few pieces of steel with holes or layout marks, we train the operator to use Peddimat.
Structural steel is used in the construction of just about every kind of structure, including buildings, bridges, and ships. And, of course, designs of these structures can vary greatly. To precisely match specifications outlined in blueprints, steel beams must be fabricated to perfection. In addition to being cut to size and thickness, steel beams often.
The PCR41 is a revolutionary design that combines robots, vision systems, and plasma torch tech to offer the best combination in speed, accuracy, and precision when cutting steel.
The ABCM-1250 CNC beam coping machines have a triple torch design that allows you to simultaneously cut two flanges. Flange thins can simultaneously be performed on top and bottom of flanges. However, weld preparation is done concurrently which reduces operating costs. The ABCM-1250 Ox-fuel Coper is a quick and easy way to cut near the flanges without having to torch probe.
Voortman beam-coping machine comes equipped with long, durable, rigid torch tips that can be used to precisely position the machine within flanges. Additionally, the closed loop system allows for the torchhead's disengagement in the unlikely event that it comes into contact with an obstruction such as slag.
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.
The PCR41 combines vision systems, robotics, and plasma torch technology. This innovative design offers you the best value, speed and precision that a robotic plasma cutter can provide.
Programming the Voortman CNC Beam Coping Machine, even for people with no previous computer or CNC experience, is simple and intuitive.
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.
If you’re looking to take your business to new heights and get ahead of your competitors, contact us today to learn more about how Voortman can perfect your beam coping capabilities.
Coping saws, hand saws that have a distinctive U-shaped shape, are used to make curved cuts in thinner materials at home or in the shop.
The ideal thickness for aluminum copings According to architectural fabrication manuals, a thickness of 2.00mm is recommended for coping widths of up to 550mm and 3.00mm for those that exceed 650mm. These are only guidelines.
A box beam made from aluminum or acrylics will last longer than an I-Beam. It is stronger and more solid in construction.
A beam made from a stiffer, stronger material will produce a beam that's stronger and more rigid. The material property that is measured in terms of stiffness is known as "Youngs Modulus Elasticity".
When you are assembling a coping-saw, ensure that the teeth point towards the handle. The teeth will cut if you pull the saw rather than pushing it. This will improve accuracy and prevent your saw from breaking. It will also keep your wood from chipping.