Plasma or Oxyfuel? New Web Site Helps People Decide Which Metal Cutting Method is Right for Them
Hypertherm, the world leader in Plasma Arc Metal Cutting technology, today announced a new Web site designed to help people understand the differences between Plasma and Oxyfuel cutting so they can decide which cutting method is right for them.
Hanover, NH (PRWEB) June 23, 2009 -- Hypertherm, the world leader in Plasma Arc Metal Cutting technology, today announced a new Web site designed to help people understand the differences between Plasma and Oxyfuel cutting so they can decide which cutting method is right for them.
The site found at www.plasmavsoxyfuel.com contains a series of educational articles that cover the seven key things people need to consider when choosing a cutting method: cut quality, productivity, cost per part, overall profitability, ease of use, flexibility, and safety.
There are also several videos on the site, one of which contains a side by side comparison of the two technologies. People wanting more information can also click the many links to external resources that provide even more information on Plasma and Oxyfuel.
"There is sometimes confusion as to which cutting method to use. The answer is it depends on a variety of factors," said Paula Flanders, one of the site's content managers. "Plasmavsoxyfuel.com aims to help people better understand the factors they should consider and works to dispel common myths that exist among the Plasma and Oxyfuel cutting technologies so that people can make an informed decision."
Hypertherm designs and manufactures the world's most advanced Plasma Arc Metal Cutting systems for use in a variety of industries such as shipbuilding, manufacturing, and automotive repair. Its product line includes handheld and mechanized plasma systems and consumables, as well as CNC motion and height controls. Hypertherm Plasma Arc Metal Cutting systems are trusted for performance and reliability that results in increased productivity and profitability for tens of thousands of businesses. The New Hampshire based company's reputation for handheld and mechanized plasma innovations dates back 40 years, to 1968, with Hypertherm's invention of water injection plasma cutting. The company, consistently named one of the best places to work in America, has more than 1,000 associates along with operations and partner representation worldwide. For more information please visit www.hypertherm.com.
Hypertherm is now a member of Facebook. Visit: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hypertherm/94875010655
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