Oxy-fuel beam coping machine for structural steel, designed for small to medium fabricators. It produces block copes, flange thins, rat holes and beveled weld preparation with automatic torch ignition.
| Type of thermal cutting | Oxy-fuel |
|---|---|
| Maximum material thickness | 6 in (152 mm) |
| Torch ignition | Automatic |
| Bevel capability | Multi-axis pivoting torch, top and bottom flange |
| Measurement | Laser zero-reference device |
| Typical operations | Block copes, flange thins, rat holes, weld preparation |
| CAD/CAM software | Peddinghaus Raptor 3D |
The Ocean Liberator is an oxy-fuel beam coping line that cuts structural steel up to 6 inches (152 mm) thick, giving small and medium fabricators an automated alternative to manual coping. Its torch produces block copes, flange thins, rat holes and other common profile cuts, while a pivoting head enables miter cutting and beveled weld preparation on both the top and bottom flanges. Automatic torch ignition removes the tedious probing typically required by robotic copers, allowing tight near-flange work. A laser zero-reference device projects a line so the operator can jog the torch to the datum before the profile is processed. The machine is programmed with Peddinghaus Raptor 3D CAD/CAM software for fast, accurate part preparation.
Ocean Liberator beam coping machine is a strong fit for teams evaluating Peddinghaus machines and looking for a practical choice with clear technical positioning and straightforward production integration.
