VENTORY Group S.p.A.

Plasma cutting can be performed on any type of conductive metal-mild steel, aluminum and stainless are some examples. While different gasses can be used for plasma cutting, most people today use compressed air for the plasma gas. In most shops, compressed air is readily available, and thus plasma does not require fuel gas and compressed oxygen for operation. Plasma cutting is a typically easier for the novice to master and on thinner materials. Plasma cutting is mush faster than oxyfuel cutting. However, for heavy sections of steel (1 inch and greater), oxyfuel is still preferred since oxyfuel is typically faster and for heavier plate applications, very high capacity power supplies are required for plasma cutting applications.  

Plasma cutting is ideal for cutting steel and non-ferrous material less than 1 inch thick. Oxyfuel cutting requires that the operaor carefully control the cutting speed so as to maintain the oxidizing process. Plasma cutting is more forgiving in this regard. Plasma cutting really shines in some niche applications, such as cutting expanded metal, something that is nearly impossible with oxyfuel. And, compared to mechanical means of cutting, plasma cutting is typically much faster, and can easily make non-linear cuts.

Whether you're cutting corner, cutting something down to size, cutting back or cutting up, 

The VENTORY Plasma cutting machine, Forte serie delivers and exceptionally clean and accurate cut. Cutting ranges from ferrous to non-ferrous metal. The Forte series delivers a powerful cutting speed of up to 180 cm/min (16mm mild steel plate) The rugged design of the machine also made it a reliable power source for both shop floor or in the field.

 

These machines are perfect for maintenance, fabrication or other application which require cutting of thicker metals. The machine weight 90kgs (VP-61T) and 145kgs (VP-101T), and its valet style under carriage provides portability on the job site.