Messer Cutting Systems has introduced the largest machine in their line, the TMC4500 DB. The TMC is heavy-duty dual box-beam constructed gantry cutting machine.

The dual beam design is supported by large, 10-foot endtrucks for greater stability, providing support for Messers largest cutting tools.

The design allows for the placement of process tools on both beams. In applications requiring a large variety of tools, the cross axis beams grows in width to accommodate the coverage of each process. It allows for a narrower footprint by utilizing both front and rear beams necessary to fit within limited workspaces.

Additionally, the dual beam design is a strong enough to support Messers 65HP drill with a 24-tool changer, capable of drilling four inch diameters holes. The TMC4500 DB can support all of Messers process tools including precision bevel and straight plasma, laser, oxyfuel cutting, marking, grinding.

The marketplace now is demanding this larger more productive machinery and we anticipate an excellent welcome with the new TMC4500 DB, says Joerg Toberna, marketing manager with the company.

Messer Cutting Systems is headquartered in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, and they manufacture top of the line thermal cutting gantry machines.

Their machines use advanced plasma, oxyfuel, drills, and laser cutting tools to cut shapes from mild steel, aluminum, and stainless steel plate. They have sales and service offices in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Messer is a global company.

For more information, go to: www.messer-cs.com