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PLASMA/PUNCH FABRICATING CENTER PRODUCES ALUMINUM PARTS FASTER THAN LASER

W.A. Whitney‘s 3400 XP plasma-punch combination machines have a proven track record of out-producing any other technology including standalone laser or plasma cutting machines. These machines continue to lead the way for manufacturers of farm, construction and mining equipment, trucks, trailers, rail cars, oil field, large transformer and switchgear, and many related industries.

Posted: February 25, 2009

W.A. Whitney?s 3400 XP plasma-punch combination machines have a proven track record of out-producing any other technology including standalone laser or plasma cutting machines. These machines continue to lead the way for manufacturers of farm, construction and mining equipment, trucks, trailers, rail cars, oil field, large transformer and switchgear, and many related industries.

Developments in plasma cutting technology have further enhanced the quality of parts that are produced on Whitney machines. Parts made on Whitney?s 3400 XP combination machines cost significantly less than parts produced on any other type of equipment. When it comes to making aluminum parts, the differences are staggering. The 3400 XP, the most popular of the Whitney hydraulic plasma-punch cutting combination machines, processes material, including aluminum, up to ½ in thick.
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