Morgan Rushworth HDP High Definition Plasma Cutting Machines

The Morgan Rushworth HDP range of High Definition CNC plasma machines offers virtually dross free cutting of profiles in mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium sheet and plate material. These flatbed models are offered in two bed sizes and with a choice of either 130 amp or 260 amp plasma sources. They are fitted as standard with the Hypertherm HyPerformance XD Plasma sources, MicroEDGE Pro CNC unit, ProNest software and ArcGlide Torch Height Control. When ordered with the optional Automatic Gas Console, these models are able to offer True Hole Technology for superior bolt hole cutting.

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These plasma cutting machines offer virtually dross free cutting of profiles in mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium sheet and plate material and are offered in two bed sizes and with a choice of either 130 amp or 260 amp plasma sources.

Why Choose HDP?

Hypertherm XPR High Definition Plasma with X Definition Technology
Hypertherm Core Console
Hypertherm cutting torch
Hypertherm Windows based EDGE Connect CNC control and ProNest software
Motorised torch height control
Virtually dross free finish typically removing the requirement for a secondary cleaning operation
Maximised productivity and minimised operating costs
Strong steel frame designed to withstand constant high speed production
X and Y axis travel on precision linear guide rails with synchronised servo drives
Fast positioning speed of 30 m/min with positioning accuracy to 0.05mm

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