AT&F invests in high-definition plasma cutting technology
Global metal fabricator AT&F has invested in new cutting technology to be installed in its Wisconsin facility.
The new high-definition plasma cutting machine has a 5-axis bevel head capable of cutting up to 2 in. (50 mm) thick. The latest CNCs and supporting software enhance small-diameter hole-cutting accuracy. The ability to cut contour bevels creates opportunities for design-related enhancements to weldments and other fabricated structures.
The machine closely matches one that is in use at the company’s Cleveland facility. Its working envelope accommodates plates as large as 10 ft. by 40 ft. (3.05 m by 12.19 m). The new equipment is scheduled to be online by August 2016.
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