CNC Plasma Pipe Profiler Metal Tube Cutting Machine

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Provided
• Warranty: Provided
• Model NO.: HXP6000P
• Customized: Customized
• Layout: Coaxial
• Cutting Material: Carbon Steel, Iron, Aluminum, Metal Alloy, Stainless Steel
• Automatic Grade: Automatic
• Power Source: Electric
• Cutting Mode: Plasma Cutting
• Weight: 1200kg
• Machine Model: Hxp-6000
• Machining Diameter: According to Customers Requirements
• Plasma Power: According to The Cutting Thickness
• Machine Speed: 20000mm/Min
• Cutting Thickness: Depends on The Sizes of Plasma Power
• Cutting Speed: 0-12000mm/Min
• Cutting Table: Blade Table
• Ball Screw: Hiwin Taiwan
• Transport Package: Plywood Packing Wrapping Film
• Specification: 105mm*105mm*6000mm
• Trademark: HUAXIA
• Origin: Jinan
• HS Code: 8456401000
• Production Capacity: 50sets/Months

Product Description

Product Description

 

CNC PLASMA PIPE CUTTING MACHINE

Machine Model	HXP-6000
Machining diameter	According to customers requirements
Plasma Power	According to the cutting thickness
Machine Speed	20000mm/min
Cutting Thickness	Depends on the sizes of plasma power
Cutting Speed	0-12000mm/min
Cutting Table	Blade table

FAQ

 

Why use plasma cutting?

Plasma cutting is versatile and compatible with a wide range of materials. These include copper, titanium, steel, iron, and alloys. Plasma cutting is also cost and energy-efficient, offering a 1:2 ratio per cut over oxygen cutting.
What makes plasma cutting better than gas cutting?
Plasma can cut thinner metals faster than oxy-fuel can, and with minimal or no metal distortion. Plasma also offers better performance when cutting stacked metals. Better cutting on shaped metals. When the workpiece has angles, channels or tubes, plasma cutting can provide faster and more precise cutting performance.

What materials is plasma cutting used for?
Typical materials cut with a plasma torch include steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass and copper, although other conductive metals may be cut as well. Plasma cutting is often used in fabrication shops, automotive repair and restoration, industrial construction, and salvage and scrapping operations.