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Straight Line Cutting Machines

Cut precise lines on steel up to 50mm thick with our Oxy-Acetylene Straight Line Cutting Machines.

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  • Replacement Torch for Straight Line Cutting Machine

    Replacement Torch for Straight Line Cutting Machine

     £54.93 ex VAT£65.92 inc VAT
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  • Straight Line Cutter - Heavy Duty Portable Flame Cutting Machine

    Straight Line Cutter – Heavy Duty Portable Flame Cutting Machine

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  • Straight Line Cutter - Portable Flame Cutting Machine 110V With 1.8m Track & W120 Torch

    Straight Line Cutter – Portable Flame Cutting Machine 110V With 1.8m Track & W120 Torch

     £693.54 ex VAT£832.25 inc VAT
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  • Straight Line Cutting Machine - Oxy-Acetylene 110v

    Straight Line Cutting Machine – Oxy-Acetylene 110v

     £488.50 ex VAT£586.20 inc VAT
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  • Straight Line Cutting Machine Track - 1.2 m (2 Pieces) (BCG31ITRK)

    Straight Line Cutting Machine Track – 1.2 m (2 Pieces) (BCG31ITRK)

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  • GB Cut Straight Line Cutter - 3 Torch

    GB Cut Straight Line Cutter – 3 Torch

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  • Oxy-Acetylene Straight Line Cutting Machine

    Straight Line Cutter with 1.8m Steel Rail

     £632.28 ex VAT£758.74 inc VAT
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The Essential Guide to Buying Spot Welding Machines
Spot welding, a form of resistance welding, is a process used to join two or more metal sheets together by applying pressure and heat to the weld area. It involves the use of electrodes, typically made of copper, to apply an electric current to the metal pieces. This current generates heat due to the resistance in the materials, causing the metals to fuse together at a specific point or "spot." [...]

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