In shipbuilding and other heavy-fabrication industries, precise bevel cuts are significant in the production of parts for welded assemblies. Messer Cutting Systems India Pvt Ltd makes bevel cutting easy and economical. Program-controlled torches can be moved on multiple axes, while the advanced height control systems allow extremely precise bevel tolerances. Plasma bevel cutting enables us to cut parts to size and bevel the edges in one step. This cuts your manufacturing costs by removing or reducing downstream processing. Most shapes can be bevelled, including rectangles, circles, and parts created in a CAD program. Bevelling can be performed on plate up to 3.0" (76.2mm) thick, plus or minus 52 degrees, knife edge or with a land. Factory tested and easily implemented, it takes the guesswork out of the plasma bevel-cutting process. There are almost continuous possibilities, including bevel systems that allow automatic cutting of special bevels and programmable w...
Thermal cutting generates particulate that has to be filtered. Material removed during cutting generates slag, smoke and fine, thermally created particles. Slag typically drops to the bottom of the table floor, while smoke and fine particles rise above the work piece unless adequate downward airflow—generated by the dust collection system—overcomes the thermal rise. Particles can range from sub-micron to dozens of microns in size, and controlling them requires a properly selected and installed filtration system. System designs are based on the cutting environment and process parameters. A large plasma table has different airflow requirements than a small laser table. Plasma cutting generates different particle-size ranges than laser cutting. Even related functions, such as automated material loading systems, affect system designs because of increased cutting time. These factors are into design requirements just as much as material type and thickness, cutting kerf widths, and p...