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Mining and Excavation Equipment Repair

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Dump truck bed repair

Welds securing worn or damaged bed plates, typically 3/8 to 1" (10 to 25 mm) thick, are gouged out or the plates are cut for installation of new plates.
System: Powermax1000, 1250, 1650

Loader shovel repair

Welds securing wear plates, typically 1/8 to 1" (3 to 25 mm) thick, and damaged shovel teeth are gouged out to allow the installation of new parts.
System: Powermax1000, 1250, 1650

Bulldozer track repair

Welds securing wear plates, typically 1/8 to 1" (3 to 25 mm) thick, and damaged shovel teeth are gouged out to allow the installation of new parts.
System: Powermax1000, 1250, 1650

Plow repair

Welds securing wear plates, typically 1/2 to 3/4" (12 to 19 mm) thick, and plow blades are gouged out for the installation new parts
System: Powermax1000, 1250, 1650

Truck repair

Corroded or collision damaged body panels, typically 1/8" (3 mm) thick, are cut away for the installation of replacement panels.
System: Powermax45 or 1000

Pipe fabrication and repair

Ground water removal systems with 3/8 to 3/4" (10 to 19 mm) pipe thickness are cut to length for assembly, or cut for dismantling and relocation.
System: Powermax1000, 1250
Key advantages of Powermax® systems
  • Superior speed of plasma cutting results in shorter cut times and greater productivity over processes such as oxyfuel or saws.
  • Easy to set up and operate.
  • Piercing capability makes starting interior cuts easy.
  • High cut quality reduces or eliminates secondary operations, such as grinding.
  • Drag-cutting technology makes it easy to follow a line or template.
  • Gouging process efficiently removes existing welds with reduced noise and smoke over conventional methods.
  • System portability offers ease of use at various locations.
  • Controlled arc and high cutting speeds reduce heataffected zone and warping.
  • Cut a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals including mild steel, stainless and aluminum – painted or rusted.