Ironworker Applications

K&K Manufacturing

"Everything about this machine is better," he adds. "It's almost three times faster and it doesn't go through punches any quicker than the old machine. I can tell you for sure that when we need to buy another machine, it will be a Piranha."
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CV Welding

Rivard looked at several ironworkers before choosing the Piranha. He knew he needed a machine that could handle the varying thicknesses and the heavy the steel he uses for most of his jobs. "I looked at other machines before I bought this one and they just weren't built as well." Rivard says, "The Piranha is a much better value 'dollar for pound'."
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Butler Street Foundry

Since the introduction of the Piranha ironworker tooling in 2005, Butler Street Foundry has switched sources for their punches and dies. The change was prompted by quality. Before changing suppliers, punches being used in the Piranhas were chipping.

Lamonica also values quick turn-around. He put in an order for non-standard dies and received them the next day, "Because we're a service-oriented company, if we don't get the customer's product out in a reasonable amount of time, they're not going to come back."
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Customer Testimonials

A & A Machine

"We put out 45,000 pounds of angle per month that is first sheared to length, then coped and notched, with our Piranha PII-110."
- James Aaron, A & A Machine, Jasper, Alabama
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D & D Welding

"We have owned and evaluated other ironworkers in the past, but the Piranha is the most versatile machine on the market."
- Chip Messa, D & D Welding, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
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Powers Steel & Wire

"We didn't even consider another brand of Ironworker."
- John Powers, Powers Steel & Wire, Phoenix, Arizona
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Metal Magic

"Our Piranha P50 Ironworker has been invaluable to us, not only for the parts fabrication of our product, but for everything else as well."
- Arne Rantanen, Metal Magic, Middle River, Minnesota
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