Book a hands on demonstration in Vereeniging or on site
Our demo process is meant to be useful, not rushed. You can visit our Vereeniging base to see the machine in operation, or we can arrange a workshop demo at your premises in places like Vanderbijlpark, Sasolburg, Meyerton, Alberton, Germiston, Bloemfontein or Welkom. That gives your team a chance to see how the cutter handles mild steel, stainless steel, or other common fabrication jobs under real conditions.
We work with hobby users, small shops, and larger fabrication yards. If your team wants to compare handheld work with CNC table cutting, we can show both and explain where each option fits best. You will also see how the torch starts, how the cut edge looks, and what is needed to keep the machine running properly in South African workshops where dust, heat, and load shedding can all affect output.
- Demo at our Vereeniging base
- Workshop visit at your site by arrangement
- Suitable for handheld and CNC cutting applications
- Useful for new users and experienced operators
What we cover during the demo
Every demo is practical. We focus on the points that matter when you are cutting plates, brackets, frames, or repair sections day after day. That means cut speed, edge finish, amperage selection, consumable life, and how the machine behaves on real material thicknesses. If you already have a workflow, we can show where setup can be improved and where small changes can save time and rework.
We also talk through air supply requirements, torch handling, and the basics of height control on CNC tables. If your site has voltage fluctuation or generator use, we can discuss how to protect the machine and keep output steady. For coastal or humid storage conditions, we explain simple care steps so parts do not corrode needlessly.
- Cut quality on the materials you use most
- Consumable wear and replacement intervals
- Air pressure and filtration checks
- CNC table setup, height control and torch alignment
How to request your demo
To arrange a demo, use the enquiry form on our contact page and tell us what you want to cut, where you are based, and whether you need handheld or CNC guidance. If you already know the plate thicknesses or daily usage, include that too. It helps us prepare the machine and make the time useful from the first minute.
Once we receive your enquiry, we confirm the booking and discuss the best location. For workshop demos, we may ask about access, power supply, compressed air, and space for safe setup. If you are in a busy industrial area like Alberton or Germiston, or a smaller operation in the Free State, we plan the visit around your production hours so there is less disruption.
- Send your request through our contact form
- Tell us your location and cutting needs
- Share the material type and thickness where possible
- We confirm the best time and demo format
What to prepare before we arrive
A bit of preparation helps us make the session fit your machine, material and workshop setup. If we are coming to you, have sample material ready, especially the thicknesses you cut most often. Clear a safe work area and make sure there is access to power and air. If your workshop uses long extension leads, a compressor room, or a CNC table with a specific setup, let us know in advance so we can plan properly.
It also helps to have your operators present. They usually pick up the most practical tips on torch angle, travel speed, and how to spot when a consumable is no longer cutting cleanly. We can train one person or a small team, and we make time for questions during the session. A demo is often the easiest way to see whether the machine suits the pace of your shop.
- Have sample plates or offcuts ready
- Keep the area clear and safe
- Make sure power and air are available
- Invite the people who will use the machine
Support after the demo
Our support does not stop when the demo ends. If you decide to move forward, we can assist with machine commissioning, operator training, spares supply, and cut quality checks. We also handle torch repairs, power source repairs, preventive maintenance, consumables checks, air system inspection, CNC table servicing, height control calibration, and on site breakdown support.
Many customers in Vereeniging, Sasolburg, Welkom and Bloemfontein value ongoing help because it keeps downtime low. That matters when you are cutting for repairs, production, or urgent turnaround jobs. We aim to give clear guidance so your team can keep working without waiting around for simple answers.
- Machine commissioning and handover support
- Operator training for new or existing staff
- Preventive maintenance and servicing plans
- On site breakdowns and repair follow up
Why a practical demo saves time and money
Buying a plasma cutter without seeing it work can lead to poor fit, extra consumable costs, or a machine that is not matched to the job. A proper demo helps you judge whether the cutter suits your plate sizes, cutting volume, and workshop conditions. It also gives you a chance to ask direct questions about daily use, servicing intervals, and the type of air quality the machine needs.
For many shops, the best choice is the one that keeps operators confident and cuts cleanly with less rework. Whether you are in a small fabrication bay or a busy automotive repair workshop, a clear demonstration makes the decision easier and avoids costly guesswork.
