The entire Piranha range of ironworkers shares many of the characteristics of the P-65. Piranha Ironworkers, an industry standard, is the best choice for your sheet metal needs.
Piranha's ironworkers offer metal fabricators exceptional quality and unique features. Each Piranha is a reliable, high-quality ironworker who can save time, be flexible, and provide support and engineering for the factory.
The Piranha Ironworker 50 is a sturdy ironworker that offers great value. Piranha's standard features, such as a low-rake angle notcher with clear line of sight and an area that is easy to see in the work area, allow for quick notching and coping of angle iron. All Ironworkers have an electronic stroke control, integrated copper and notchers, and other features that vary depending on the model.
P-65 Piranha Ironworker's unique automatic urethane holds downs reduce the time required to adjust during shear cuts. They also keep sheet metal and flat stock from bending during operation. You get more value for your money by having a shorter cycle time and less distortion. These standard features are cost-effective and save time for metal fabricators, adding value to every shop.
The CNC crowning system automates hydraulic press brake calculations and reduces the need to rework. You simply need to program the part and the thickness, material, and tools into the Delem Controller. The press brake will automatically adjust for accuracy.
You can throw away all your shims, and save money and time with EasyCrown CNC crowning technology for press brakes.
The P-65 Piranha Ironworker unique automatic urethane hold downs eliminate time spent on adjustments during shear cuts, they also effectively keep flat stock and sheet metal from distorting during operation. Faster cycle times and less distortion mean value added benefits. These standard features save metal fabricators time and money, bringing value to every fab shop.
The P-90 Piranha Ironworker dovetail slide allows steel fabricators to switch from punching to bending, easily and efficiently. Metalworking machine shops everywhere have come to appreciate Piranha’s Quick-Change Tooling. Likewise, the urethane strippers almost eliminate part distortion, while minimizing stroke length. These standard features, plus more horsepower per ton, is why Piranha Ironworker machines lead the competition.
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The Piranha reputation for innovation is backed by our hydraulic ironworker line, which ranges from 50 to 140 tons. There are both single-operator, as well dual-operator, models.
You can eliminate the guesswork associated with hydraulic press brakes and save time by using a CNC crowning technology that compensates for bed deflection via hydraulic cylinders. Just program your part, including the material type and thickness, into the Delem controller. It will adjust the pressbrake for accuracy.
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The Piranha Ironworker P-50 is a solid ironworker with great value. Piranha’s standard features like a low rake angle notcher and clear line of sight in the work area allow for clean notching and coping on angle iron in one stroke. All Ironworkers include electronic stroke control and integrated copper and notchers, along with other features that vary according to model.
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.
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.
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.