Morgan Rushworth ECP Compact CNC Plasma Cutting Machines

The Morgan Rushworth ECP CNC Compact Plasma cutting machines have been especially designed for simple but accurate cutting of sheet and plate material and are fitted with an operator friendly CNC controller together with auto nesting software. These models are equipped with the class leading Hypertherm Powermax power source utilising single gas plasma technology. The result is a high quality machine delivering low initial and operating costs, high productivity, superior cut quality and unsurpassed reliability.

The Versatile Compact Plasma

Morgan Rushworth ECP CNC Compact Plasma cutting machines have been especially designed for simple but accurate cutting of sheet and plate material and are fitted with an operator friendly CNC controller with onboard shape library.

Why Choose an ECP Plasma?

Hypertherm Powermax plasma unit for single gas cutting
Air or Nitrogen cutting
Easy to use CNC controller with shape library
Automatic torch height control
Torch collision protection system
Automatic ventilation and smoke extraction system ready to be connected to a filtration system
Positioning speed 15 m/min
Positioning accuracy +/- 0.01mm
LMT 25mm high accuracy linear rail
High quality Eisele gearbox
Digital servo motors and drivers
Gudel helical rack and pinion system

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