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Used Precision Plasma in Texas, USA

  • 2007 MESSER MPC 2012 PRECISION

    2007 MESSER MPC 2012 PRECISION PLASMA/OXYGEN CUTTING SYSTEM

    • Manufacturer: Messer
    • Model: MPC2012

    2007 MESSER MPC 2012 PRECISION PLASMA/OXYGEN CUTTING SYSTEM, (2) HPR 260 Power Source, (1) Bevel Head, Table: 57' x 12'3" (LOCATION: Ft Worth, TX)

    Fort Worth, TX
  • 2021 LINCOLN Torchmate X 5

    2021 LINCOLN Torchmate X 5 x 10

    • Manufacturer: Lincoln
    • Model: Torchmate X

    X Axis Travel: Y Axis Travel: Z Axis Travel: Table Size: Power: Dimensions: Weight: Oxy Torch and Plasma Torch

    $41,500 USD
    Texas, USA
  • 2023 SHOPSABRE SIDEKICK 8

    2023 SHOPSABRE SIDEKICK 8

    • Manufacturer: SHOPSABRE

    ? ShopSabre SideKick 8 CNC Plasma Cutter – Lightly Used – Corpus Christi, TX ? Machine Overview For sale is a ShopSabre SideKick 8 CNC Plasma System, professionally maintained and lightly used. This industrial-gr...

    $28,000 USD
    Corpus Christi, TX

Overview

Precision plasma machines are high-tech cutting tools used for precise cutting of metals and other materials. These machines employ a plasma torch to achieve clean and accurate cuts, making them ideal for industrial applications such as fabrication, manufacturing, and metalworking. They are valued for their speed, efficiency, and ability to handle complex shapes and thick materials.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used precision plasma machine?

Consider the machine's age, condition, cutting hours, and software compatibility. Check for maintenance records and inspect the torch and table for wear and damage.

How do I ensure the precision plasma machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly disassembled, secured, and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a precision plasma machine?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing consumables like nozzles and electrodes, cleaning the torch and table, and checking the cooling system. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.