Our CNC-enabled Messer OmniMat® L Profiler Gas & Drill Machine sets new standards for precision, efficiency and versatility in steel plate processing.
Designed to cater to the UK’s construction sector in compliance with EN1090 Execution Class 4, it also addresses the intricate needs of various industries by delivering drilled and bored steel plates of the highest quality.
Whether you’re working on large construction projects or in energy, mining and manufacturing sectors, the Messer OmniMat® L Profiler has been engineered to meet your demands.
Key Highlights of Our New Service:
- Dual Functionality – Combines advanced gas profiling with mechanical drilling for a seamless processing solution.
- Unmatched Drilling Capability – Processes up to 34mm diameter holes or 34–103mm bore holes in steel plates up to 150mm thick.
- No Heat-Affected Zones – Ensures the steel’s integrity, meeting EN1090 Execution Class 3 and 4 requirements, critical for structural safety.
- Customised Solutions – Includes options for countersunk holes and 12 multi-change drill capabilities.
- Large-Scale Processing – Handles steel plates up to 4.2m wide and 16m long with high precision gas cutting up to 250mm.
- Efficiency through CNC Technology – Fully automated system for improved accuracy, quicker turnaround, and reduced waste.
Technical Specifications
Our Messer OmniMat® L Profiler is a game-changer for steel processing. By integrating state-of-the-art technology into our operations, we deliver reliable results with meticulous attention to quality and speed.
Gas Profiling Features:
- Auto height sensing, ignition and piercing for consistent performance
- Multi-head cutting with up to 6 torches
- Cuts carbon steel up to 250mm with precision
Drilling Features:
- Drills mild steel up to 600 N/mm² UTS, including grades 1.4301 and 1.4404
- Offers bore cutting up to 103mm diameter
- Ensures “cold cutting” for no heat-affected zones
- High flexibility with up to 12 interchangeable drill bits
A Closer Look at the Drilling Process
Steel plate drilling at Brown McFarlane employs advanced cold cutting methods to achieve precise and consistent results. Using a multi-point rotary drill bit, the process begins with the bit being pressed and rotated at high speed against the steel surface, cleanly cutting or enlarging holes with remarkable accuracy. This method removes chips efficiently while producing sharp-edged entries to ensure precision.
Need larger diameter holes? We can accommodate special requests for custom drilling solutions based on your specific requirements.