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C&G Systems Aviator SSD CNC Plasma & Oxy-Fuel Cutting System
This lot sold for $2,247 at government auction in West Bend, WI on September 30, 2026, after 4 bids.
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$2,247
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Ends Sep 30, 2026
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Condition: SEE DESCRIPTION MPTC's West Bend Campus has a Industrial CNC Plasma & Oxy-Fuel Cutting Table: 5x10 C&G Systems Aviator SSD CNC cutting system. This industrial-grade machine is designed for precision cutting using both plasma and oxy-fuel, making it a versatile solution for fabrication shops, manufacturing facilities, metal service centers, and technical training programs. The Aviator SSD features a rugged single-side drive gantry that provides smooth, accurate motion and repeatable cuts. It is capable of producing complex shapes and production-quality parts while handling everything from thin sheet metal to thick plate, depending on the installed plasma power source and oxy-fuel setup. Features: CNC-controlled plasma and oxy-fuel cutting Heavy-duty industrial steel construction Single-Side Drive (SSD) gantry system Precision X/Y motion for accurate, repeatable cuts Designed for high-production industrial environments Compatible with a variety of plasma power supplies (depending on installed equipment) Suitable for cutting mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum (plasma), and thick carbon steel (oxy-fuel Excellent for fabrication, structural steel, repair work, custom manufacturing, and educational training. Notes: Model of plasma cutter: Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster A120 Amperage needed to operate: At 230V (1-phase), it draws 110amps. At 230V (3-phase), it draws 56amps. At 460V (3-phase), it draws 27amps What are the power requirements: 208V, 230V, or 460V (single or three phase). Compress air operation pressure: 80psi How old is the system: 2013 What software would be needed, is there any included: Software is already installed in the computer - Bunny Phantom When was it last operated: Fall of 2024 Condition: Fair-Used. Last known condition was functional. Machine is being sold as-is. Buyer is welcome to inspect prior to purchase.
Market demand: Electronics in Wisconsin sell about 70% of the time, typically ~6 bids. Based on 135 completed sales over the last year.
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Moraine Park Technical College
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