Beam Coping Machine Knotting
Voortman CNC Beam Coping Machine operators must be proficient in cutting with oxyfuel. While we can train any operator quickly on the machine's software side, the skills and experience required to cut with gas are acquired over many years.
Programming the Voortman CNC Beam Coping Machine takes little to no time and is intuitive for even those who don't have any previous experience with computers or CNC.
Voortman builds machines specifically for Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. to meet our demanding specifications. Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. specifically targets the small to medium fabricator whereas Voortman targets the larger fabricators. Voortman has been building machines for Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. for more than 10 years, and Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. is Voortman largest customer worldwide.
Voortman CNC Beam coping machine's cuttinghead is an easy, inexpensive oxyfuel head. It utilizes oxygen as well as any fuel of your choosing, including propylene (acetylene), natural gas, and propane. These gases are cheap and readily available at your welding supplier. Welders experienced in hand torch cutting will easily set up the flow rates for the Oxy-Fuel as they are accustomed to.
This CNC beam cutter with single torch reduces the time and effort required to lay out your handles.
Voortman CNC Beam Coper operates very easily. Our operators were mostly the ones who laid the floor. Installation is done without any need for computer skills.
The PCR42 plasma cutter can be used by your operator in just a few days. The interface is simple and easy to use. Mac-Tech is always available for assistance if you need it.
Owning our Robotic Coping and Profiling system is equivalent to an optimized fabrication process that has been automated specifically to bring ease to fabricators and metalwork manufacturers as it can easily work the processes of angle lines, beam drill lines, hydraulic punches, ironworkers, band saws and coping machines respectively. This is simply a way to take your fabrication processes from zero to a hundred!
Three torches for simultaneous oxy-fuel cutting create an unmatched combination of speed and efficiency. Capable of miter cutting and beveled weld preparation on the top and bottom flanges, the ABCM-1250 CNC beam coping machine also boasts automatic torch ignition.
Voortman creates machines just for Gulf States Saw & Machine Co., to meet our high standards. Voortman focuses more on the larger fabricators. Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. focuses specifically on the medium to small fabricator. Voortman has been constructing machines for Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. more than ten years. Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. holds Voortman’s largest customer globally.
Our top-of-the-range coping/profiler robot makes 3D coping and profiling much easier. These Robotic Coping beams and Profiling beams not only work well, but they can also be used to cut slots, chamlers, and saddles.
Your operator will quickly learn to use the PCR42 Plasma cutter in less than a single day. The interface is extremely user-friendly and straightforward to use. Mac-Tech can help you if ever you have any questions.
Voortman CNC Beam coping machine's cutting head is an inexpensive and simple oxy-fuel head. It uses oxygen and any fuel you choose, such as propane, acetylene or propylene. These gases are inexpensive and readily available from your welding supplier. Welders who are familiar with torch cutting will be able set the flow rates of the Oxyfuel just like they are used too.
The Voortman can import DXF files and can use them to process 3-D shapes as long as the steel is detailed according to specific rules. Some of these rules might be different to the way you are detailing at the moment and might require some adjustment. This process is not nearly as seamless as the 3-D modeling software solutions above.
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.
To increase your beam's bending capability, you will need to increase the second moment (I) if your beam design is controlled by yielding in bend (not lateral-torsional or plate buckling). This is usually done by attaching additional plates to your beam, often onto the flanges.
Coping is a process that allows a beam to fit into other parts of a framework.