Mostviertler inventor invent mobile cutting machines for construction sites!

Mostviertler inventor invent mobile cutting machines for construction sites!

Amstetten, Österreich - In the Mostviertel, it was possible to bring two tinkering heads together and to develop an innovative product that could revolutionize the way of working on building sites. Martin Rafetseder and Stefan Pöchacker have designed a mobile plasmarr ear cutter that is specially designed for precise cutting of metal parts. After a year and a half of hard work, your prototype is now ready to conquer the construction sites in Austria.

The idea for this machine came up during Rafetseder's workmaster training when he and Pöchacker saw that it requires a cheap and compact replacement for pipe and surface laser parts. With the help of a computer -controlled cutting head that moves along several guide rails, your development enables easy and effective cutting of metal parts directly on the construction site. The centerpiece is a self -constructed clamping device that enables an endless cutting of form pipes, which is extremely valuable in today's construction practice.

innovative technology meets recycling

It is particularly noteworthy that the inventors used materials recycled in development. Old components were rebuilt and combined with modern technology. This not only speaks for the ecological awareness of the inventors, but also shows that it is possible to create high -quality machines with a look for sustainability. Examiner Markus Trescher and mayor Andreas Gruber (ÖVP) are enthusiastic about the implementation and see great potential in this invention.

The plasma cutting, as a technology that the mobile tailor uses, has proven itself in metal processing. This method cuts through every electrically conductive material, including construction steel and exotic alloys, and offers numerous advantages over autogenic cutting. In this way, speeds of up to 3000 mm/min can be achieved when cutting plasma, which significantly increases efficiency on construction sites. Since no preheating is necessary with this technique, users save valuable time and at the same time achieve better surface results, especially with thin material.

outlook for the future

rafetseder and pöchacker already think about a patent application and consider the possibility of a small series production. They are currently looking for support from renowned companies to bring their invention to market maturity. With the right partnership, the mobile plasma cutter could soon be very popular in the construction industry.

With such an innovative idea, the Mostviertel once again shows that the best heads meet there to shape tomorrow's craft. If everything goes according to schedule, this device should lift the way of working in metal construction to a new level and make life easier for your colleagues on construction sites. We can be excited to see how the story of this platform -capable tailor develops.

For more information on plasma cutting and its advantages, also visit the HGG Group page, where the basics are explained, or take a look at the Teka Aircut Plasma cutting system, which also shows how modern technologies in metal processing can provide more precision and safety.

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