In a statement, Leeco said the Messer-built machine is capable of plasma cutting, oxy-fuel cutting, beveling, drilling, tapping, counter sinking and etching. 

“Adding a Messer combination machine to our Portage facility enables us to better serve midwestern customers,” said Leeco Steel president and chief executive Denton Nordhues. “We are always seeking ways to improve our efficiency and create value for customers and will continue investing in equipment that allows us to do so.”