Equipment for Precision Steelwork

The Kistler column and boom system positions the welding head around large fabricated components. Its adjustable reach supports controlled work along extended seams.

This equipment helps prepare substantial steel assemblies for the next stages of fabrication and installation.

The Voortman V310 combines plasma and oxy-fuel cutting with drilling, tapping and milling for steel plate. Bringing these processes together helps prepare accurately shaped components before fabrication.

Programmed processing and automatic tool changes support consistent results across repeat parts.

The Voortman V613 uses a rotating drilling unit to process the flanges and web of steel beams. Its automated workflow supports the hole patterns and marking needed for downstream fitting.

Prepared profiles can then move into fabrication with their connection details positioned for assembly.

The Voortman V200 is a plate drilling machine used to prepare holes in steel components. Accurate hole placement matters when plates and sections must fit together during fabrication.

The machine supports repeatable preparation of connection plates and other drilled parts.

The Voortman VSB Range is an automated shot blasting system for steel profiles and plates. It removes surface contamination and prepares the steel for the finishing stages that follow.

Consistent surface preparation supports the quality of the final coating and fabricated structure.

The Voortman V304 is a CNC plate cutting machine for plasma and oxy-fuel processes. It cuts steel plate into the shapes needed for structural components and other fabricated parts.

Controlled cutting supports repeatable preparation before drilling, welding and assembly.