Razor Heavy-Duty CNC Plasma Cutting Table (Starts At: $40,000)
Razor CNC Plasma Table – The Best Heavy-Duty CNC Plasma Table
The Razor CNC Plasma Table is built for metal fabrication shops and technical schools that demand unmatched speed, power, and durability. As a heavy-duty, high-performance plasma system, Razor is designed to handle the toughest jobs with precision and efficiency. With 1200 inches per minute (IPM) cutting speeds, 620 oz-in servo motors, and a fully adjustable water table, it offers industry-leading performance.
Featuring EZnc®—the easiest CNC interface on the market, the Razor delivers a seamless user experience, making high-precision cutting simple and efficient. Whether you need to increase productivity in a fabrication shop or provide advanced training at a technical school, Razor is the best choice for professionals who expect more power, more speed, and more reliability.
Key Features:
- The best heavy-duty CNC plasma table for high-performance cutting.
- EZnc® – the easiest CNC interface on the market for seamless operation.
- High-speed cutting at up to 1200 IPM for maximum productivity.
- 620 oz-in servo motors for powerful, precise motion control.
- Fully adjustable water table for heat reduction, fume control, and cleaner cuts.
- Compatible with Hypertherm® Powermax® and MAX Pro 200 torches for superior cutting performance.
- Pierces up to 1.25” thick material for tackling even the toughest jobs.
- Built for metal fabrication shops and technical schools that demand the best.
Specifications
Unitized CNC Table:
Heavy-duty frame and components for maximum durability.
1200 inches per minute cutting speeds for fast, high-volume production.
Easily movable on-site for flexible setup.
EZnc® software with integrated height control for precise cutting.
Available in 4’x8′, 5’x10′, 6’x12′ table sizes to fit various applications.
- Water Table:
- Fully adjustable water table raises and lowers for optimized fume control.
- Reduces heat distortion for cleaner, more accurate cuts.
- Motion System:
- 620 oz-in servo motors for faster and smoother motion.
- Precision-engineered helical rack & pinion drive system for accuracy and longevity.
- Torches & Cutting Capacity:
- Compatible with Hypertherm Powermax 45XP through Powermax 125 and MAX Pro 200 for industry-leading performance.
- Pierces up to 1.25” thick material with ease.
- Severs up to 2.5” thick material for heavy-duty applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Razor CNC plasma table cost
The Razor CNC plasma table starts at $40,000. Final pricing depends on table size, the selected Hypertherm plasma system, cutting capacity and other configuration requirements. Contact CERT Machines for a detailed quote.
Who is the Razor CNC plasma table designed for?
The Razor is designed for metal fabrication shops, manufacturers and technical schools that need a heavy-duty CNC plasma table for demanding production or advanced training. It is especially well suited to buyers who require more speed, capacity and durability than an entry-level machine provides.
Is the Razor an industrial CNC plasma table?
Yes. The Razor is a heavy-duty industrial CNC plasma cutting table built with a reinforced unitized frame, servo-driven motion system, adjustable water table and integrated height control. It is designed for professional fabrication and higher-volume cutting applications.
What sizes are available for the Razor CNC plasma table?
The Razor is available in 4-by-8-foot, 5-by-10-foot and 6-by-12-foot table sizes. These configurations allow manufacturers and fabrication shops to select a cutting area based on their standard sheet sizes, available floor space and production requirements.
What materials can the Razor CNC plasma table cut?
When equipped with the appropriate Hypertherm plasma system, the Razor can cut electrically conductive metals, including mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Actual cutting capacity and cut quality depend on the selected plasma source, material thickness and consumables.
How thick can the Razor CNC plasma table cut?
The Razor can be configured with Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP through Powermax 125 or MAXPRO200 plasma systems. Depending on the selected power supply, it can pierce material up to 1.25 inches thick and perform severance cuts up to 2.5 inches thick.
Production-cut, pierce and severance ratings are different. Buyers should select their plasma system based primarily on the thickness they expect to cut regularly.
How fast is the Razor CNC plasma table?
The Razor’s motion system is rated for speeds up to 1,200 inches per minute. Actual plasma cutting speed depends on the material, thickness, amperage, consumables and desired cut quality.
What makes the Razor different from the Trident?
The Razor is designed for heavier-duty and higher-production applications. It offers larger table sizes, servo motors, faster motion, an adjustable water table and compatibility with the Hypertherm MAXPRO200. The Trident is positioned as an entry-level industrial system, while the Razor is intended for professional shops requiring greater capacity and performance.
Does the Razor use servo motors?
Yes. The Razor uses 620 oz-in servo motors and a precision helical rack-and-pinion drive system. This combination is designed to provide fast, smooth and accurate motion for professional plasma cutting applications.
Does the Razor include an adjustable water table?
Yes. The Razor includes a water table that can be raised and lowered. The adjustable water level helps control smoke and fumes near the cutting surface while reducing heat-related distortion.
A complete ventilation assessment may still be necessary based on the material, plasma system, facility and local safety requirements.
Does the Razor include automatic torch-height control?
Yes. The Razor includes EZnc® software with integrated torch-height control. The system helps maintain the proper torch-to-material distance as the machine cuts, supporting more consistent cut quality across the workpiece.
Which plasma cutters are compatible with the Razor?
The Razor is compatible with Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP through Powermax 125 systems and the Hypertherm MAXPRO200. The correct plasma source depends on the material types, thickness range, duty cycle and production volume.
Is the Razor CNC plasma table easy to operate?
The Razor uses CERT Machines’ EZnc® interface, which is designed to simplify CNC plasma operation. This makes the machine accessible to newer operators while retaining the cutting capacity and motion performance required by professional fabrication environments.
Is the Razor made in the United States?
Yes. CERT Machines describes the Razor as an American-built CNC plasma table manufactured in Oklahoma. This domestic manufacturing position should be highlighted for buyers concerned with machine quality, service and long-term support.
Can the Razor handle high-volume plasma cutting?
The Razor is designed for faster, higher-volume cutting applications. Its heavy-duty frame, servo motion system, helical rack-and-pinion drives and adjustable water table make it a stronger fit for regular production than a light-duty or hobby-grade plasma table.
Actual production capacity will depend on the plasma source, duty cycle, material handling process and job mix.
How do I choose between the 4x8, 5x10 and 6x12 Razor models?
Choose a table size based on the largest sheets you regularly process, material-handling requirements, available floor space and projected growth. The 5×10 and 6×12 configurations can accommodate larger workpieces and reduce sheet repositioning, while the 4×8 configuration offers a smaller footprint.
Can the Razor CNC plasma table help reduce production costs?
For shops that currently outsource cutting or rely on slower manual processes, the Razor may reduce turnaround time, outsourcing expenses and material-handling delays. Return on investment depends on machine utilization, labor costs, current outsourcing expenses and the value of additional production capacity.
How can I get a quote for a Razor CNC plasma table?
Request a quote from CERT Machines and provide your preferred table size, materials, typical thickness range, production volume and desired plasma power supply. This information will help CERT recommend the correct Razor configuration and provide accurate pricing.