Piranha Iron Worker Machines Available

Metal Fabrication Equipment

The innovative features and quality of Piranha Ironworkers are a great benefit to metal fabricators. Every Piranha offers quality work, savings on set-up time and versatility through a wide array of tooling and factory engineering.

The entire Piranha ironworkers line contains most of the P-65's great features. Piranha Ironworkers has the industry's best sheet metal service. We can help you with shearing, notching and punching holes in steel plates.

The entire Piranha line of ironworkers includes most of the P-65's features. Piranha Ironworkers is the industry standard for sheet metal. They can shear, notch, punch holes in steel plates or do other tasks such as cutting.

Our hydraulic ironworker lines are backed by Piranha's reputation of quality and innovation. They range from 50 to 140 Tons, with single-operator or dual-operator models.

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Our factory-trained service engineers are available to discuss your machine tool repair options today. This will help you minimize downtime and keep the manufacturing process running smoothly. To ensure the best quality and service possible for your machine fabrication needs, consider one of our maintenance agreements.

Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 allows simultaneous operation for the punch station, shear/copper-notcher and punch stations. This ironworker can double your production by offering dual operation. Additionally, it has advanced features such the Automatic Urethanehold Down on Plate and Angle Shear.

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Eliminate hydraulic press brake guesswork and rework with a CNC crowning system that automatically compensates for deflection through hydraulic cylinders in the bed. All you have to do is program your part, the material type, thickness and tools into the Delem controller, and it automatically adjusts the press brake for accuracy.

Piranha and Whitney Single End Punch Presses are paving the way for applications that require more punching capability, larger sheets or deeper throats.

How do you use a piranha ironworker

If you have a number of machines, it can be very time-consuming to produce thick parts and complex shapes with many steps. Piranha Whitney Punch Plasma Combination machines are the preferred choice for fabricators across the globe. They can produce three times more parts per day, and at a third of their cost.

The P-140 Piranha Ironworker is the top of its class. It can perform all the functions commonly expected from ironworkers; bending, punching, notching, and far more. This Ironworker’s versatility will boost shop productivity by allowing for a large number of tasks to be finished quickly and easily. The Model Number indicates the punch capacity as measured in tons.

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Dual Operator Piranha PII 140 allows simultaneous use of the punch stations and shear/copper notcher stations. It's one of our most powerful ironworkers, with enough punch force to suit any application. And, with dual operators it's also one the most productive.

The Piranha–Whitney combination still beats plasma machines, lasers and water jets when it comes to ROI. Our Punch Plasma Combination will have more parts on your floor at the end the day in stainless steel, aluminum, and steel than any other method.

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You can be sure to deliver high quality and higher profits with our metal fabrication machinery. Piranha solutions include fiber lasers, punch-plasma combination machines and plasma cutting machines. We also offer heavy-duty hydraulic bend rolls, press brakes, plasma table, and a wide range of machine tooling.

Our factory-trained service team can talk with you about machine tool repairs. We can help reduce downtime while keeping your manufacturing process moving smoothly. You can get optimal service and quality with one of our maintenance plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common element on earth is iron, however it is not found in the crust. Although Lester Brown of the Worldwatch Institute predicted in 2006 that iron ore might run out in 64 years (or by 2070) based on a 2% annual growth in demand, the size of the accessible iron ore deposits remains unknown.

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.

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