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A Piranha ironworker offers unmatched versatility and a reduced time to set up due to its wide selection of ironworker tooling and attachments.

Piranha ironworker station workstations are at an ergonomic, consistent level across the machine. This makes our ironworker machines easy to adapt to material feeder systems without having to adjust height between stations.

Piranha ironworker machine workstations are at a consistent, ergonomic level across the machine, making our ironworker machines easily adaptable to material feed systems without having to adjust the feed system height between stations.

Combine all of that with Piranha’s superior factory engineering and support, and you have a hydraulic ironworker machine that delivers the performance your operation demands.

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Gulf States Saw & Machine carries a complete range of Piranha Ironworkers. We also have a large selection of Replacement Parts and Tooling. Contact our Service Department today for the best options.

The Piranha Ironworker is a robust ironworker at a great price. Piranha's standard features including a low rake angle ncher and clear view in the work zone allow for precise notching and coping. All Ironworkers include an electronic stroke controller and copper and notchers integrated. Each model has other features.

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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.

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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Piranha offers a complete 5x10 Heavy Duty Plasma table starting at $86,900. We offer the industry's best quality and support.

Contact us today to discuss how we can reduce your cost per piece and increase your productivity - with the right machine for the job.

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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.

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.

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The P-110 Piranha Ironworker's value and utility to metal fabricators is unmatched. This Piranha Ironworker can increase shop productivity by up to 110 tons of punching and bending as well as notching. The Piranha Ironworker brand is well-respected by metal fabricators throughout the nation. Gulf States Saw & Machine, a trusted dealer, proudly carries Piranha ironworkers.

The P-140 Piranha Ironworker stands out in its class. It can perform all of the common ironworker functions, such as bending, punching, notching and more. The Ironworker's versatility allows for many tasks to be completed quickly and easily, which will improve shop productivity. The Model Number is the capacity of the punch, as measured in tons.

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.