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Tizona Plasma Metal Cutting Machines for Sale 

Named after an intricately detailed sword of strength, honed, and sharpened through branded fire, the Tizona plasma metal cutting machine sets itself apart in the accuracy, speed, and details of its work. Our mid-sized, industrial-level machine, shares its drives and CNC with the Cutlass, but adds a deck and floor-mounted posts that are lighter versions of the Lobera‘s. These provide the stability and width needed to add a second torch station and the deck-space required for an oxyfuel torch. Like the Lobera, the Tizona plasma metal cutting machine runs on T90/B elevator rail attached by welded posts to your concrete floor. It runs at speeds of 1200 inches per minute* with 60 mG acceleration for maintaining torch speed through corners. Bosch® motors and drives and 10:1 gearboxes interface to 16 DP helical rack in both X and Y axes for precise, reliable motion. A heavier carriage and lifter assembly on a stronger crossbeam support using any Hypertherm® torch or supply, including HPR XD and XPR series systems. Hypertherm® XPRXD and XPR plasma torches and power supplies provide bolt ready TrueHole®, rapid cutting, and LongLife® consumables deliver more consistent cut quality over a longer period than other systems on the market reducing the cost per part. The Tizona plasma metal cutting machine for sale is the best on the market. See the specs below.

Specifications

  • Stations: single or dual

  • Construction: T90/B elevator rail on floor-mounted posts

  • Cut Sizes: 4, 6, 8, and 10 feet width. extended lengths.

  • Tables: standalone adjustable-level water or downdraft, new or customer-supplied

  • Torches:

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* During machine burn-in, we run the Cutlass and Tizona drives at 2400 ipm, with 200 mG acceleration. The motors remain cool and the drives report a 30% load factor during acceleration/deceleration. However, we reduce the machine speeds and accelerations prior to delivery for safety and enhanced longevity.

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