#plasma cutting

[strawberryjayne]

metal by rachel ~ instagram

[taevisionceo]

🦾 A002 - Kawasaki @KawasakiRobot F-Series Robot FA10L Plasma Cutting Large Ship Parts. Imports 3D CAD via Kawasaki KCONG software Data to the Auto Path Generation... 7th axis Position Table ▸ TAEVision Engineering on Pinterest ▸ KCONG - Offline Programming Software

Data A002 - Jul 18, 2023

[squickmons]

Boost Efficiency and Precision with Burn Tables in Fabrication

What is a Burn Table and Why It’s Essential for Metal Fabrication

A burn table is a cutting machine used in metal fabrication that employs plasma, laser, or oxyfuel cutting methods to achieve precise cuts in various materials. It’s equipped with CNC technology, automating the cutting process and delivering high levels of accuracy and consistency. Burn tables have become a game-changer in industries like automotive, construction, shipbuilding, and aerospace, where precision and efficiency are crucial.

Key Benefits of a Burn Table:

Precision: Burn tables offer exceptional accuracy, minimizing material waste and ensuring high-quality cuts. This is vital for industries where attention to detail is essential, such as in automotive or architectural design.

Efficiency: By automating the cutting process, burn tables drastically reduce production time compared to traditional manual methods, helping businesses meet tight deadlines without sacrificing quality.

Versatility: Whether working with thin steel plates or thick aluminum sheets, burn tables can handle a wide range of materials and thicknesses, making them perfect for diverse projects.

Affordability: With precise cutting and minimal waste, burn tables optimize material use, leading to cost savings and greater profitability for businesses.

Safety: Modern burn tables come with advanced safety features, including automatic shut-offs and collision detection, ensuring a safer work environment for operators.

Burn tables are revolutionizing the way industries approach metal cutting. By integrating CNC technology into operations, businesses can enhance productivity, reduce costs, and maintain a high standard of quality. For anyone looking to stay ahead in a competitive market, investing in a burn table is a step toward success.

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[plasma-cutting]

Hypertherm Mechanized Cutting Shield 100A 220047

Punjab Exim holds large stock of top quality replacement plasma consumables and spare parts in Canada. Available in stock from our Calgary Facility, but we ship all across Globe. We offer competitive pricing and superb service. We support current/ discontinued machines and all plasma cutting Brands and systems.

Product Code : 220047

Replacement mechanized cutting shield 100A 220047 is a fit for Hypertherm Powermax 1250/1650 plasma cutting consumables.

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Tips for Creating Effective CNC Plasma Cutting Patterns

CNC plasma cutting has revolutionized metal fabrication, providing precision and efficiency in creating intricate designs. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a novice, crafting effective CNC plasma cutting patterns requires a combination of creativity, technical knowledge, and attention to detail. In this blog, we'll explore some essential tips to help you create stunning and precise patterns for your CNC plasma cutting projects.

Understand Your Material: Before diving into the design process, it's crucial to have a solid understanding of the material you're working with. Different metals have varying cutting requirements, such as speed, power, and gas type. Knowing the properties of your chosen material will ensure clean cuts and prevent unnecessary errors.

Select the Right Software: Choosing the right software is paramount to the success of your CNC plasma cutting patterns. Opt for user-friendly design software that allows you to create and edit your designs easily. CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software is commonly used in the industry and offers a range of tools for precise pattern creation.

Precision Planning: Start with a detailed plan for your design. Consider factors such as cut paths, entry points, and the sequence of cuts. This planning phase will help minimize wasted material, reduce cutting time, and enhance the overall efficiency of the CNC plasma cutting process.

Optimize for CNC Cutting: Ensure your designs are optimized for CNC cutting by using vector-based files. Vector files are scalable without losing quality and provide CNC machines with the necessary information for precise cuts. Common file formats for CNC plasma cutting include DXF and SVG.

Experiment with Textures and Gradients: Don't limit yourself to simple outlines. Experiment with textures and gradients in your designs to add depth and visual interest. However, keep in mind that intricate details may require slower cutting speeds and more precise control.

Consider Kerf Width: Kerf refers to the material removed by the cutting process. It's crucial to factor in the kerf width in your design, as it can affect the final dimensions of your cut pieces. Adjust your patterns accordingly to achieve the desired end result.

Test on Scrap Material: Before executing your final design, conduct tests on scrap material. This allows you to identify potential issues, such as warping, and make adjustments as needed. Testing on scrap material also ensures that your CNC machine is properly calibrated.

Maintain Your CNC Machine: Regular maintenance of your CNC plasma cutting machine is essential for achieving consistent and high-quality results. Keep the machine clean, check for worn-out parts, and calibrate it regularly to maintain optimal performance.

Document Your Settings: Keep detailed records of your cutting settings, including speed, power, and gas pressure. This documentation will serve as a valuable reference for future projects and help you replicate successful cutting conditions.

Stay Informed and Inspired: Stay updated on the latest trends and techniques in CNC plasma cutting. Join online forums, attend workshops, and follow industry experts to stay informed and inspired. Continuous learning will enhance your skills and open up new possibilities for creative designs.

Creating effective CNC plasma cutting patterns is a blend of artistry and technical proficiency. By understanding your materials, utilizing the right software, planning meticulously, and staying informed, you can elevate your CNC plasma cutting projects to new heights. Whether you're working on custom metal art, industrial components, or intricate decorations, these tips will help you achieve precise and visually stunning results. Happy cutting!

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20 Ton DG and Dual 16 Ton SG Overhead Cranes for Metal Factories

IntroductionManufacturing Process of the CranesThe 20 Ton Double Girder Overhead CraneThe 16 Ton Single Girder Overhead CranesUtilization of the Cranes in Metal Factories20 Ton Double Girder Overhead Crane Usage16 Ton Single Girder Overhead Crane UsageDetermining the Price of Your Crane Project Introduction Welcome to a fresh installment on our blog, where we highlight one of our eminent…

[oncillaphoenixart]

There's some kind of Team Plasma sitcom running in my head on a regular basis

[living-in-a-fantasia]

Athena (and Void)

[high-voltage-rat]

POV: you're a student at GEARS University and the weird 35-year-old who sat next to you in Mecha Piloting 101 and never took off their safety goggles is your neuroscience TA because it turns out she's a literal actual doctor.

As I mentioned in my art of her post-reset self, Ravyn is much more fleshed out as a character in Mechquest. So here's my lore-dump, which may serve as the preface to me posting the fic I'm writing of her (if I can work up the courage to do so, lmao).

As a fun little intro, some trivia:

Always introduces themself as "Ravyn, Ray if you prefer single syllables".

Wears their lab goggles and white coat as part of their piloting gear because they're paranoid about ocular open globe injuries and their coat is fire-resistant. Other medical professionals tease her for being like a med student who wears their first white coat everywhere.

Uses her energy blade for everything: lighting the way to the bathroom, opening packages, making toast, and cutting her hair over the garbage can any time it gets long enough to be in the way.

Lectures everyone who will listen on why acetaminophen and ibuprofen should be taken together for their synergistic mechanisms, the ideal nutrient intake to have energy throughout the day, and the neurochemical reasons why one should maintain good sleep hygiene.

Is also a hypocrite who doesn't eat or sleep right themself.

Considered joining Mystraven, but couldn't bear the jokes about Ravyn and Ravens that were sure to come, so joined Runehawk instead. Still hears bird jokes regularly from Starbuck anyway.

Loves to design new ways to inject mecha into combat. Really enjoys a "fastball special"-esque entry using the momentum of a dropship taking a tight turn to fling her at the enemy. Sys-Zero is the only one brave enough to do it, though.

(Thanks to @cyraen-ae for the character sheet template!!!)

Unlike most students of GEARS, Ravyn isn't a young teen full of fire when she enrolls. In fact, up until the Shadowscythe war, they'd never really piloted a mecha before. Born in Tibattleonia on Loreon, Ravyn discovered early on in their life that they were gifted with a natural affinity for psychic, specifically empathetic, magic. Able to feel the emotions of others, and even manipulate them to a degree, she naturally fell into the path of a doctor- using her abilities to soothe pain, ease fear, and even diagnose issues in the cases where patients found themselves unable to describe their ailments. In cases where anaesthesia wasn't an option, her abilities were highly valued- though using them always left her feeling quite drained.

She was a Neurocritical Care specialist serving with the Soluna Defence Force's Medical Corps, nearly through her fellowship with no thoughts of a career change- when the MASH unit she was stationed at suddenly found itself under constant fire from a threat they'd never seen before. The Shadowscythe hit them hard, the soldiers posted to protect them were going down, and for the first time, the doctors of the camp had to requisition a communal mech to allow them to chip in on defending their patients. Originally very reluctant to pilot, Ravyn was taught how to pilot by the head surgeon of their camp, Col. Henry, and quickly found that they were a natural prodigy- and a bit of an adrenaline junkie, to boot. Their quick thinking, impulsive but tactical, and highly adaptable nature meant that their piloting was full of decisive and strategic moves that made them a very effective pilot- and the precision of a doctor accustomed to neurological procedures is not to be underestimated.

Over the next few months, she began spending less and less time in the O.R., and more and more time at the helm of their Skuld mecha, affectionately nicknamed "the Monster M.A.S.H.". Her coworkers pushed for her to receive formal training at GEARS, believing that she could do a great deal of good if she honed her natural talent. She didn't want to leave her patients and colleagues, but eventually reluctantly agreed, and the camp chipped in to buy a new communal mecha, sending The Monster M.A.S.H. with her as a not-so-regulation parting gift when she left. In the spirit of that mecha, she tries to keep her oath of non-maleficence whenever possible, avoiding fights with non-Shadowscythe at every opportunity, and fighting to subdue and minimize harm when she can't.

As one might expect, this highly atypical background left them pretty alienated from the rest of their GEARS class- being a solid 12 years older than everyone else will do that to you. They ended up being closer to professors like Sys-Zero, external professionals like Helia, and grad students like Starbuck, Jaania, Casca, and Xaria- though they did also form an odd friendship with the Reliant crew (River, Sally, Dooder). As the war progressed, they grew closer with the crew as they ran missions together regularly, and with Sys-Zero, Warlic, Char, the house leaders, and Odessa as the people bearing the burden of leadership in the darkest times their world had ever seen.

The Shadowscythe take a lot from Ravyn- she witnesses the ruins of her hometown firsthand, has to fight twisted creatures in its crumbling rubble. She watches the mecha of friends crumple and burn under their fire. One day, one of her closest friends from the M.A.S.H. camp comes into Specific Hospital on a stretcher, and breaks down as he tells her that everyone else is gone. She sees the horror of the Shadowscythe virus, turning people she cares about into enemies. This all leaves her with significant PTSD, including night terrors. Despite it all, however, she fights hard to hold onto her sense of humour, to love warmly, and to keep hope alive in the hearts of those she protects.

That's something the reset can never change.

[unawakening-float07]

legit can not tell if the hair loss medication i’m on is doing anything or if the hair i still have is just getting super long and it’s covering my balding areas

[taevisionceo]

🦾 A002 - Kawasaki @KawasakiRobot F-Series Robot FA10L Plasma Cutting Large Ship Parts. Imports 3D CAD via Kawasaki KCONG software Data to the Auto Path Generation... 7th axis Transfer Unit ▸ TAEVision Engineering on Pinterest ▸ KCONG - Offline Programming Software

Data A002 - Jul 01, 2023

[squickmons]

10 Tips for Picking the Right CNC Plasma Table Manufacturer

Selecting the right CNC plasma table manufacturer is essential for any metalworking business. A quality plasma table enhances production efficiency and output quality, crucial in today’s fast-paced market. Here are ten expert tips to help you make the right choice:

Assess Your Requirements Determine the materials and thickness you'll cut, along with the required accuracy. This will narrow your options effectively.

Research the Manufacturer’s Reputation Look for reviews and testimonials to gauge product quality and customer service. A well-regarded manufacturer is key to long-term success.

Review Product Quality Request demos or visit facilities using the equipment. Pay attention to build quality and performance to ensure low maintenance costs.

Customization Options Choose a manufacturer that offers customization to fit your specific production needs, including unique features and sizes.

Consider After-Sales Support Reliable after-sales support, including installation and ongoing maintenance, is crucial. Ensure the manufacturer has a robust support system.

Check Warranty and Service Agreements Understand warranty details and service agreements. A good warranty indicates confidence in the product’s quality.

Compare Pricing While price shouldn’t be the only factor, compare quotations from multiple suppliers to ensure you’re getting value for your investment.

Assess Delivery and Installation Inquire about delivery times and installation processes to avoid operational disruptions.

Look for Training and Resources Ensure the manufacturer provides training programs and resources to help your team operate the equipment safely and efficiently.

Building a Relationship Consider the long-term partnership potential with your manufacturer. A supportive, engaged partner will be invaluable as your business grows.

Conclusion

Choosing the right CNC plasma table manufacturer impacts your operations significantly. By following these expert tips, you can make an informed decision that fosters long-term success. At Squickmon's Engineering & Automation, we pride ourselves on quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring your production process is seamless and efficient. Let us help elevate your business!

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[plasma-cutting]

Introducing the Hypertherm Electrode 100A 220037, your ultimate solution for maintaining peak performance in your Hypertherm Powermax 1250/1650 plasma cutting torch.

Designed for durability and precision, each set of 5 replacement electrodes ensures uninterrupted operation, allowing you to tackle your cutting tasks with confidence. Engineered to meet the highest standards of quality and compatibility, the 220037 electrode guarantees seamless integration with your Hypertherm system, delivering consistent results with every use.

Say goodbye to downtime and hello to efficiency with the Hypertherm Electrode 100A 220037. Keep your operations running smoothly and achieve optimal cutting performance, project after project. Upgrade today and experience the difference in productivity and reliability that only Hypertherm can deliver.

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[woofs-crackkids]

Hello everyone! First things first, what are your opinions on your families? Or at least, what you know of them

Evgen: My mommas! Both of them were very busy people, Monomon doing various governmental dues, while the Hive Queen was busy tending to her royal duties. I oftentimes switched back and forth.

While with my mom (Vespa), she would often sit me on some tables and chairs, or in her free time show me the Hive and it’s culture. Some of my fondest memories are from there.

My mother (Monomon), was… kind. She is a willing and wonderful teacher. Unfortunately, I also was a subject. That doesn’t mean she didn’t consider me her child! But it would be routine checkups almost weekly. Otherwise, she was the one who taught me to read and write!

Ooh! Sorry, I didn’t mean to ramble, haha. Ziva?

Ziva: I unfortunately do not have much to say on either of my parents. They hardly were parents to me in the first place… I was raised in a palace until briefly after I was able to walk and talk, then promptly cast out.

Can’t say me having to adopt my own sibling makes that bitter taste in my mouth any better.

Ziva looks towards Plasma.

Ziva: Do you remember anything about your parents, Plasma?

Plasma: ❓☀️💧🌸

They hand Ziva a drawing they’ve been working on at the table. The boofly they had been eating already been completely devoured.

The drawing is of some strange shaped scribbles colored yellow with various blue dots scattered across the page.

Ziva: Oh? Very nice!

[age-of-moonknight]

“Memory of a Killer,” Moon Knight: City of the Dead (Vol. 1/2023), #1.

Writer: David Pepose; Penciler: Marcelo Ferreira; Inker: Jay Leisten; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Letterer: Cory Petit

[teamplasmaofficial]

is your cane/staff/whatever it's classed as i gorgot, a good whackin' stick?

You gorgot? Hah! That’s quite funny.

My cane, aside from its decorative quality, functions exclusively as it’s intended. Physical violence is rarely the answer.

OOC:

biggest lie of the century. it’s a great whackin’ stick. Grunt not standing straight enough? WHACK. Pokémon not performing to his standards? WHACK. If you’ve read the manga i’m sure you’re well aware what else it’s good for beating the ever living shit out of! WHACK!