Fabricators work hard to justify a purchase that may bring a 10% or 15% cost advantage to one area of their shop. So they are often 'blown away' by the prospect of a 50% or greater overall cost savings PythonX can bring to their entire shop.




PythonX to a familiar beam line. When a PythonX owner was asked to do this, he said. "You can't compare this machine to a beam line. That'd be comparing apples and oranges. PythonX can do so much more than any beam line."

Do customers pay you to move material around your shop? Of course not – they pay you to add value to steel by fabricating.

We've made a simple calculator to estimate how labor may be deployed in your shop depending on the machines and level of automation you have (or wish you had). Give it a try:


A fully automated fab shop typically requires transfers and conveyors to feed and offload multiple pieces of equipment. This takes up a lot of space.

Consider a comparison of the floorspace required for a fab shop with pretty extensive 'traditional' CNC automation and the floorspace required for a PythonX line that offers all the same functions. It's quite a difference:

PythonX not only produces features and holes of very high quality, it also places them precisely where they need to be, even if the workpiece has a slight bend or imperfection that might make it unusable with traditional fabricating machines.




You might not think of a new fabrication line as a great way to improve your shop's safety and appearance, but PythonX helps you do both. First, it lessens the need to have workers in areas where accidents are most likely to happen.