There are several benefits plasma cutting as a method of metal fabrication has over others. These benefits include cost effectiveness, a wider range of metal cuts, high precision, and repeatability.

Plasma cutting is a metal fabrication process that uses ionized gases heated to temperatures above 20,000⁰C to melt metal materials. This gas, ejected under high pressure, melts the material and removes material from the cut.

It is important to note that this process only works on electrically conductive materials like stainless steel, copper, aluminum, and other metals. In other words, plasma cutting cannot cut stone, paper, glass, and other poor conductors of electricity.

This technique is unrivaled in cost-effectiveness when it comes to cutting thick metals. Besides, it is versatile and requires low tool maintenance costs. It also has a high cutting precision making it ideal for cutting parts with complex geometries.