Consider Piranha’s complete, ready-to-cut 5×10 Heavy Duty Plasma Table, including the powerful Hypertherm Powermax 125, starting at just $86,900. If you need something more powerful to leave your competitors behind, and you really have to to be an industry leader, we offer our exceptional Piranha quality, USA support, and brute strength in High Definition plasma cutting all the way up to the 300 amp Hypertherm XPR 300.
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.
Our team works tirelessly to find innovative solutions that produce high-quality parts in a fraction of the time. We believe that hard work and giving back to our clients is what we do best. We are committed to quality and long-lasting results. We are proud of every machine that we make. We promise to take care you.
The P-110 Piranha Ironworker is incomparable in value and benefit to metal fabricators and metalworking shops. With a 110 tons of punching, bending and notching force this Piranha Ironworker will boost shop productivity. The Piranha Ironworker brand has earned the respect of metal fabricators across the nation; Gulf States Saw & Machine is a trusted dealer and proud to carry Piranha’s line of ironworkers.
Whitney Single End Punch Presses and Piranha are opening the door to applications that require higher punching capabilities, larger sheets, or deeper throats.
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.
Our hydraulic ironworker machine lines can range from 50-140 tons and have both single-operator (and dual-operator) models.
The Piranha Ironworker P-50 is a solid ironworker with great value. Piranha’s standard features like a low rake angle notcher and clear line of sight in the work area allow for clean notching and coping on angle iron in one stroke. All Ironworkers include electronic stroke control and integrated copper and notchers, along with other features that vary according to model.
With a CNC crowning device, hydraulic press brake guesswork is eliminated and rework can be avoided. This system automatically compensates to hydraulic cylinders in bed for deflection. Simply program the part's material type, thickness, tools, and it will adjust the press brake to your specifications.
The Piranha reputation for innovation is backed by our hydraulic ironworker line, which ranges from 50 to 140 tons. There are both single-operator, as well dual-operator, models.
The Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 allows for simultaneous operation of the punch station and shear/copper-notcher stations. This ironworker will double your production capacity with dual operation and plenty of advanced features, like the Automatic Urethane Hold Down on the Plate and Angle Shear.
Piranha's ironworkers offer metal fabricators exceptional quality and unique features. Each Piranha is a reliable, high-quality ironworker who can save time, be flexible, and provide support and engineering for the factory.
Dual Operator Piranha PII 140 allows simultaneous operation of the punch and shear/copper-notcher station. It is one of the strongest ironworkers available, offering enough punching power for all applications and dual operators to make it even more productive.
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.
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.