Piranha Iron Worker Machines List

How much does a piranha p50 weigh

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.

Piranha Iron Worker Machines 2000 —

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.

Get rid of all your shims!

Small Ironworker Machine

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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.

Small Ironworker Machine
Piranha Ironworkers

Piranha Ironworkers

P-65 Piranha Ironworker�s unique urethane holding downs save time during shear cuts and prevent flat stock or sheet metal from bending during operations. Speedier cycle times and less distortion offer value added benefits. These standard features reduce time and cost for metal fabricators, which adds value to every fabshop.

Steel fabricators can quickly and efficiently switch from punching, to bending, with the P-90 Piranha Ironworker Dovetail Slide. Piranha's Quick Change tooling is loved by metalworking machine shops around the world. The urethane strippers reduce stroke length and virtually eliminate part distortion. Piranha Ironworker machines outperform the rest with these standard features plus greater horsepower per ton.

Piranha Ironworker Machines Rigged

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.

Piranha Iron Worker Machines 800
Piranha Iron Worker Machines 800

Piranha Single Operator ironworkers can handle most tasks. But, if two simultaneous operations are required (e.g. Dual operator ironworkers are your best bet if you have to do both punching or notching.

Whitney Single End Punch Presses (Piranha and Whitney) are making it easier to punch larger sheets, have deeper throats, or require more punching ability.

Metalworking

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reinforcing, structural, and ornamental ironworkers are the three main subtypes.
strengthening an ironworker The main article Fixer of steel.
Worker in structural iron.
Worker in ornamental iron.

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.

Reinforcing, structural, and ornamental ironworkers are the three main subtypes.
strengthening an ironworker The main article Fixer of steel.
Worker in structural iron.
Worker in ornamental iron.