Stako Trium WPC Retrofit I Plasma/Waterjet Cutting

We are pleased to offer this used Stako Trium WPC Retrofit plasma and waterjet cutting machine from 2019, currently located in Belgium. This advanced hybrid cutting solution is engineered for manufacturers who demand maximum versatility, high precision, and cost-effective performance within a single machine platform.

By combining the speed and efficiency of plasma cutting with the unmatched precision and material flexibility of waterjet technology, this machine delivers a powerful competitive advantage for modern production environments.

Why Choose the Stako Trium WPC Retrofit?

The Stako Trium WPC is designed to eliminate compromises in cutting technology. Instead of choosing between plasma or waterjet, this system integrates both technologies in one CNC-controlled machine, allowing operators to select the optimal cutting method per application.

This hybrid capability makes the machine an excellent alternative to purchasing two separate machines, significantly reducing capital expenditure, floor space requirements, and operational complexity.

Key Technical Advantages

• Large cutting area: 3000 x 2000 mm
• Ideal for large-format sheets and complex parts, increasing throughput and reducing setup time.
• Material thickness up to 25 mm (plasma)
• Suitable for a wide range of industrial metals and production tasks.
• Waterjet cutting with no material thickness limitation
• Enables cold cutting of sensitive materials without heat distortion, perfect for composites and precision components.
• CNC-controlled with nesting software
• Ensures repeatability, accuracy, and optimal material utilization—reducing waste and improving margins.
• Operates on standard 230 V power supply
• No need for specialized electrical infrastructure, making integration into existing workshops straightforward and cost-efficient.
• Extensive availability of wear parts
• Ensures low downtime, easy maintenance, and predictable operating costs.

Ideal Applications

This Stako Trium WPC Retrofit is perfectly suited for:

• Metal fabrication and sheet metal processing
• Engineering and industrial manufacturing
• Prototype development and small-batch production
• Workshops requiring both high-speed cutting and ultra-precise finishing
• Companies processing steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and composite materials

A Strong Alternative To

This machine is an excellent alternative to:

• Standalone plasma cutting machines when precision and flexibility are required
• Dedicated waterjet systems when cutting speed and operational efficiency are critical
• Purchasing multiple cutting machines for different materials and thicknesses

By choosing this hybrid solution, businesses gain maximum operational freedom with lower total cost of ownership.

About Stako Machinery

Stako Machinery is a respected European manufacturer known for delivering high-quality, tailor-made machinery for metalworking and industrial production. The brand specializes in advanced cutting systems, including plasma cutting machines, waterjet cutting machines, and combined plasma-waterjet solutions, often integrated with modern CNC technology for precision and automation.

A key strength of Stako is its retrofit expertise—upgrading existing machines with contemporary control systems and enhanced functionality to meet current production standards. With a strong focus on innovation, durability, and customization, Stako machines are widely used across Europe and internationally in metalworking, engineering, and manufacturing industries.

Why This Machine Is a Smart Investment

• Proven European engineering
• Modern retrofit with CNC automation
• Hybrid technology for unmatched versatility
• Lower operational and infrastructure costs
• Strong resale value and long service life

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