Piranha hydraulic-ironworker machines are top-of the line in quality, innovation, and durability. They can be used for all types of metal manufacturing. Our ironworker models can weigh between 50 and 140 tons, and come in both single-operator (and dual-operator) versions. Each Piranha machine ironworker has reliability, machine setup time savings, versatility, superior factory engineering, support, and more.
Piranha ironworker models offer metal fabricators extraordinary quality and innovative capabilities. They can handle 50-140 tons. Every Piranha ironworker delivers quality work, reduced machine set-up times, versatility through a wide selection of tooling and excellent factory engineering and support. Machines from Piranha Single Operator Ironworker are capable to perform most applications. But, it is possible to perform two simultaneous operations (e.g. When two simultaneous operations (e.g. punching, notching) are needed, a dual-operating ironworker machine can be used.
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Our hydraulic ironworker machines range in weight from 50 to 140 tonnes, and are supported by Piranha's reputation for innovation and quality. We have both single-operator as well as dual-operator models.
Our factory-trained service experts can discuss options for machine tool repair with you today. This will effectively reduce downtime, and help keep your manufacturing process running smoothly. For optimal service and quality, make sure to look into our maintenance contracts.
Fabtech's philosophy is service first, and then sales. We are a Veteran-owned business. Although anyone can sell steel fabrication equipment, our ability to repair and service non-brand specific equipment is what makes us stand out.
Applications that require greater punching power, bigger sheets, or deeper throats will be able to use the Whitney Single End Punch Presses by Piranha and Whitney.
The Piranha hydraulic ironworker machine offers top-quality, innovative features and unmatched durability for any metal manufacturing need. The range of our ironworker machines is 50 to 140 tonnes. They are available in single-operator or dual-operator versions. Each Piranha ironworker machine is reliable, easy to set up, versatile, has a wide variety of attachments and tools, and offers superior support and factory engineering.
The entire Piranha Ironworker line includes many of the same features as the P-65, which was a huge success. Piranha Ironworkers are the industry standard in sheet metal.
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.
Producing complex, thick parts with multiple steps can take a lot of time when done on a series of machines. That’s why fabricators worldwide turn to Piranha-Whitney Punch Plasma Combination machines to produce three times as many parts per day, at one third the cost.
Even as laser technology advances to cut thicker parts faster, the Piranha-Whitney combination consistently beats lasers, plasma machines, and water jet machines when it comes to ROI. Our Punch Plasma Combination will put more parts on the floor at the end of the day in steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, than any other process.
Reinforcing, structural, and ornamental ironworkers are the three main subtypes.
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Worker in structural iron.
Worker in ornamental iron.
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.
Buildings, bridges, highways, and other constructions all contain structural and reinforcing steel and iron. Although steel is the main metal used in this profession, they are frequently referred to as ironworkers or erectors.