Plasma cutting

Plasma cutting is a metalworking process that uses superheated gas, or plasma, to cut and process metal materials. Plasma, an superheated state of gas that reaches extremely high temperatures and energy levels, is ideal for working with metals. Plasma cutting enables the rapid cutting of thick metal sheets and the precise creation of parts with various geometric shapes.

7 Advantages of Plasma cutting

1. High Precision and Minimal Cutting Width
Plasma cutting provides highly precise cuts with an exceptionally narrow kerf, reducing thermal deformation and reduces the need for post-processing.

2. Versatility in Material Thickness
Plasma cutters efficiently process both thin and thick metal materials.

3. Increased Cutting Speed
Plasma cutting is known for its high cutting speed, thanks to the powerful stream of plasma that quickly removes material.

4. Reduced Edge Finishing
The precision of plasma cutting reduces the need for extensive edge finishing or cleaning after the cutting process.

5. Cost-Effectiveness
The combination of high performance and reduced secondary processing requirements makes plasma cutting a cost-effective solution, saving both time and resources.

6. Smaller Heat-Affected Area
Plasma cutting focuses heat on a smaller area, reducing the heat-affected zone and limiting material deformation or changes in metallurgical properties.

7. Material Flexibility
Plasma cutting is compatible with a wide range of conductive metals, including ferrous metals like carbon steel and stainless steel, as well as non-ferrous alloys such as aluminium and copper.