This Peddinghaus Plate Drilling Plasma Cutter is a used plasma cutting machine — sometimes referred to as a CNC plasma cutter — designed for automated processing of flat steel sections used in steel construction, including base plates and similar structural components. Peddinghaus is a well-established manufacturer of structural steel fabrication machinery, supplying equipment to the steel construction, fabrication, and metalworking industries worldwide.
The machine is CNC-controlled and performs measuring, transporting, drilling, and cutting in a single automated process. The cutting head is interchangeable between gas and plasma configurations, with compatible gas types including acetylene, propane, natural gas, methane, and MAPP gas, giving the machine considerable flexibility for different cutting applications. The control system is a Siemens unit, and the machine draws 24 kW of electrical supply with a total installed power of 30 kW.
Material capacity covers flat steel profiles with a maximum section size of 600 × 50 mm. The working width range runs from a minimum of 80 mm to a maximum of 600 mm, and material thickness is handled from 8 mm up to 50 mm. The maximum drilling diameter is 40 mm.
The machine is equipped with three independent drill heads, each operating at a different spindle speed range to suit varying material and drill requirements. Spindle 1 runs at 150–300 rpm, spindle 2 at 210–420 rpm, and spindle 3 at 285–750 rpm, providing a combined range suited to a broad selection of drilling diameters and materials.
The installation includes three roller feed tables, each 4,000 mm in length, along with one unloading table. The total line length is 14,000 mm, and the centre distance between the guide rails is 3,500 mm. This machine is located in Belgium.
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