Plasma cutting

Plasma cutting

Plasma cutting is a metal processing method that uses high-temperature plasma to cut through materials. Plasma is an ionized gas created when an electric current passes through compressed gas. The high temperature of the plasma allows for fast and precise cutting of metal sheets and structures of various thicknesses.

Plasma cutting is widely used in industries such as mechanical engineering, shipbuilding, construction, automotive manufacturing, and other industrial fields. It is effective for cutting steel, aluminum, copper, and other metals. One of the main advantages of this method is its high cutting speed and precision, as well as the ability to cut thick materials that are difficult to process by other methods.

Additionally, plasma cutting provides minimal deformation and clean edges, reducing the need for additional mechanical finishing after cutting. The technology is controlled by CNC (computer numerical control) systems, allowing the creation of complex and precise parts with minimal errors. Plasma cutting is an economical and highly efficient metal processing method that significantly increases productivity and product quality.