when there is a will, there is a way! but this does not mean you should do it. if you are looking for a psu for really high power applications, you should find an old one on ebay, which will be too expensive for shipping, or build one yourself out of surplus equipment. you can serialize psus, contrary to another post here you can serialize computer psus also but you have to do some modifications to allow this, but there are so many things that can go wrong and if you don't know what you are doing and do not understand exactly how your psus are functioning, you are playing Russian roulette! i would highly discourage you from doing this. you can easily build a high power psu yourself out of old surplus electronics as i did. the key is to find a great big old transformer that can handle the current load. old heavy psus are often tossed because people want the dainty little new psus for their workbench. i have found great things in industrial auctions. i found a nice 1:2 transformer that could handle 25A and built a simple psu around it. but it is not reasonable to get these things by mail because that transformer is one heavy mama! and the chassis and other stuff for the psu was not light and small either. my psu is moved on a dolly due to it's weight. anyway... what the heck are you doing that requires so much power?!
cheers,
al...