Plasma Automation Inc.
Your single source supplier for precision plasma metal cutting machinery
Plasma Automation's VICON plasma cutting systems have been providing fabricating solutions for every niche in the industry for over 40 years. We offer a wide range of cost-effective plasma cutting systems to meet your specific needs: from conventional heavy-duty fabrication to complete high definition, fine precision cutting... plus, oxy fuel and water tables for heavier plate cutting.
User-friendly and customizable, ViSoft cutting software features its own part generation CAD program as well as AutoCAD® .dxf importing with automatic nesting via SuperNest and includes automatic torch lead-in paths, kerf compensation allowances and speed control settings.
One Source. One Solution. We build the machines, write the software, and support the systems. At Plasma Automation our customers are our number one priority.
1801 Arctic Ave.
Bohemia, NY 11716
Phone: 631-563-7234
Fax: 631-563-7239
Sales Contact
Jackie Faha
Inside Sales
Email: jfaha@plasma-automation.com
Sales: 631-563-7234
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System offers plasma, oxyfuel cutting, scribing, drilling capabilities
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Better cuts with plasma
One job led Keller & Son Industrial Contractors Inc., Spartanburg, S.C., to buy a new plasma cutting table in 2001. The need for extra capacity required it to purchase another in 2006. Now the company feels it is in the perfect position to take on all types of metal fabricating jobs.
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Plasma Cutting: Then and now
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Plasma pleases plenty
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