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Industrial Plasma Cutting Table, 1500 × 3000 mm

This industrial CNC plasma table takes standard 1500 × 3000 mm plate, with custom bed sizes on request. With a 65–200 A Hypertherm or Chinese-brand source it cuts 0.5 to 30 mm carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum at up to 15,000 mm/min. A dual-drive Y axis, helical rack and digital torch height control keep parts accurate across the whole bed.

  • 1500 × 3000standard bed, mm
  • 0.5–30 mmcutting thickness
  • 65–200 Aplasma source
  • ±0.03 mmrepositioning
PCL industrial CNC plasma cutting table for 1500 x 3000 mm plate

Specifications

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ParameterIndustrial plasma table
Working area1500 × 3000 mm standard; custom sizes available
Z-axis travel200 mm
Cutting thickness0.5–30 mm, depending on the plasma source
Plasma source65–200 A, Hypertherm or Chinese brands
Max travel speed15,000 mm/min
Repositioning accuracy±0.03 mm
Control systemStarfire, Fangling or DSP
DrivePrecision stepper or servo motors, dual-drive Y axis
TransmissionHigh-precision helical rack and pinion
Torch height controlDigital arc-voltage THC, standard
FrameWelded heavy square tube, stress-relieved
Table typeWater table or down-draft exhaust
SoftwareBuilt-in shape library; G-code from FastCAM and other nesting software

Built for full shifts on standard plate

Water table or down-draft table?

Water table

  • Water under the plate catches sparks and dust at source
  • Lower cost, no large fan needed
  • Cools the parts and reduces warping on thin sheet
  • Needs the water changed and sludge cleaned out

Down-draft exhaust

  • Zoned fan extraction pulls smoke down through the table
  • Parts stay dry, which suits painting and powder coating
  • Better for high-volume production indoors
  • Needs a fan and a filter or outside duct

Choose the plasma source

Sources from 65 A to 200 A cover most fabrication work on this table. Hypertherm gives the best edge quality and consumable life; Chinese brands lower the purchase price.

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Plasma currentGood-quality cut (edge start)Production pierceTypical work
63–65 Aup to 16–20 mmabout 10 mmGeneral sheet metal
85 Aup to 20–25 mmabout 12–16 mmBrackets, base plates
100–105 Aup to 25–32 mmabout 16–20 mmFabrication shops
120–125 Aup to 32–38 mmabout 20–25 mmThicker structural plate
200 Aup to 50 mmabout 30–32 mmHeavy plate on gantries

Typical guidance for mild steel. Stainless steel and aluminum cut thinner. Capacity differs between plasma brands, so we confirm it for the source on your quotation. CNC parts usually start with a pierce, which is roughly half to two thirds of the edge-start thickness.

What your workshop needs

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Get a configuration and price

Send the material, the thickest plate or largest pipe you cut, your sheet or pipe size and how many hours a day the machine will run. An engineer replies with the right table size and plasma source, the options and a price delivered to your port.

Frequently asked questions

Which plasma power sources can I choose?

65 A to 200 A, from Hypertherm or leading Chinese brands. We size the source to the thickest plate you cut every day.

What is the standard working area?

1500 × 3000 mm. Custom lengths and widths are available; for plate wider than about 2 m a gantry machine is usually the better choice.

How thick can it cut?

0.5 mm to 30 mm, depending on the plasma source. With 200 A it cuts up to 30 mm with good quality.

Which control systems are available?

Starfire, Fangling or DSP. The Starfire and Fangling controls have a built-in shape library and run G-code from FastCAM and other nesting software.

Is torch height control standard?

Yes. A digital arc-voltage THC is standard and compensates for warped plate in real time.

How is this different from the P1530?

Both take 1500 × 3000 mm plate. This table is the general-purpose model with a water or down-draft table. The P1530 has a reinforced monoblock frame, a Hypertherm source and an oxy-fuel torch for plate up to 200 mm.

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Last updated 15 October 2026. Specifications are for standard configurations and can change with options; confirm on your quotation.