Gulf States Saw & Machine supplies Metal Fabricators with the finest machinery. Gulf States Saw & Machine combine years of equipment sales and manufacturing experience. We are able to bring many of the most well-known products under one roof. Integrity is our foundation. We strive to be innovative and informative for all of our customers.

Our metal fabrication machinery can help you achieve the best quality and highest profits. Piranha's solutions include fiber LASERs and punch-plasma combinations machines, plasma cutting machine, heavy-duty hydraulic bent rolls, ironworkers press brakes, metal tables, and a large range of machine tooling.

Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 permits simultaneous operation at both the punch station as well as shear/copper-notcher stations. This ironworker doubles your production with dual operation. It also includes advanced features such as the Automatic Urethane Keep Down on the Plate, Angle Shear and many other advanced features.

The Dual Operator Piranha PII 140 allows simultaneous operation at both the punch station as well as shear/copper notcher stations. This ironworker is the most powerful on the market and provides enough punching force to handle any application. It also has dual operators which makes it one of most productive.

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Our hydraulic ironworker machine lines can range from 50-140 tons and have both single-operator (and dual-operator) models.

A Piranha ironworker is versatile thanks to a variety of ironworker equipment attachments. It also offers a significant reduction in set-up time.

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Piranha Iron Worker Machines South Africa

Piranha Iron Worker Machines South Africa

Piranha makes a variety of cutting and forming tools for the metal plate industry. Piranha Whitney is a leader in plate tech and its products serve the global transport, agricultural, construction and equipment industries.

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.

Piranha Iron Worker Machines 2022

The Piranha Ironworker (P-50) is a strong ironworker of great value. Piranha's standard features include a low angle angle notcher and clear sight line in the area. This allows for easy notching and coping with angle iron in one stroke. All Ironworkers feature an electronic stroke control and integrated copper or notchers. There are other features that may vary according to the model.

P-65 Piranha Ironworker’s unique automatic hold downs for urethane reduce time spent making adjustments during shear cut. They also prevent sheet metal and flat stock bending during operation. A shorter cycle time and lower distortion are two of the many benefits. These standard features can save metal fabricators money and time, adding value for every fab shop.

Piranha Iron Worker Machines Price List
Piranha Iron Worker Machines Price List

The specifications and capacities of all our presses can be found online. We invite you to contact us to discuss your requirements and answer any questions.

Piranha P50

The P-140 Piranha Ironworker, is the most advanced in its category. It can perform all functions that are expected of ironworkers, such as bending and punching, nuching, and many more. This Ironworker's versatility can increase shop productivity, allowing you to finish many tasks quickly and efficiently. The Model Number shows the punch capacity in tons.

Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 is able to simultaneously operate the punch station and shear/copper-notcher platforms. This ironworker will double the production capacity of your company with dual operation. There are many advanced features, such as the Automatic Urethane Holder Down on the Plate and Angle Shear.

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.