Hypertherm Associates to Showcase Latest Plasma, Waterjet, and Software Products at FABTECH 2023
The company's Hypertherm® plasma and OMAX® waterjet cutting technology brands will welcome visitors from two halls at Chicago's McCormick Place from September 11 to 14.
HANOVER, N.H.-May 31, 2023-Hypertherm Associates, a U.S.-based manufacturer of industrial cutting products and software, is gearing up for FABTECH 2023, North America's largest exhibition for fabricating, welding, and finishing. The company's Hypertherm® plasma and OMAX® waterjet cutting technology brands will welcome visitors from two halls at Chicago's McCormick Place from September 11 to 14.
The combined booth of Hypertherm and OMAX technology brands, located at Booth A4531, will provide visitors with a comprehensive range of plasma and waterjet products. Attendees will have the opportunity to witness X-Definition® plasma robotic cutting using Robotmaster® software and the HPR® cartridge for HPRXD plasma systems. Additionally, they will see demonstrations of the ProtoMAX®, MAXIEM®, and OptiMAX® abrasive waterjets. Hypertherm Associates will also showcase demonstrations of their software solutions, including ProNest® CAD/CAM nesting software and Robotmaster offline programming (OLP) for cutting, welding, trimming, polishing, and other robotic applications.
Booth B15009 will feature the Powermax® air plasma products, including the innovative Powermax SYNC® plasma with built-in intelligence and a single-piece consumable cartridge. Attendees will have the opportunity to experience the Powermax SYNC and its SmartSYNC® torch firsthand. They can also meet Rae Ripple, a Metal Artist, TV Personality, and Author, who will demonstrate plasma cutting best practices.
"We are thrilled for FABTECH 2023 in Chicago," said Kristy Gerwig, who is managing this year's show for Hypertherm Associates. "We can't wait to work with our partners in helping customers find the right technology to suit their needs and discuss how our plasma, waterjet, and software products can support their business goals."
Hypertherm Associates is a U.S.-based manufacturer of industrial cutting products and software. Its products, including Hypertherm plasma and OMAX waterjet systems, are used by companies around the world to build ships, airplanes, and railcars; construct steel buildings, fabricate heavy equipment, erect wind turbines, and more. In addition to cutting systems, the company creates CNCs, and software trusted for performance and reliability that result in increased productivity and profitability for hundreds of thousands of businesses. Founded in 1968, Hypertherm Associates is a 100 percent Associate-owned company, employing approximately 2,000 Associates, with operations and partner representation worldwide. Learn more at www.HyperthermAssociates.com.
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