FJSOV-ODM-914 External Clamp-Type Electric Pipe Cutting and Beveling Machine

External Clamp-Type Electric Pipe Cutting and Beveling Machine

Model: SOV-ODM

[Product Features]: Compact and lightweight design with minimal radial space requirement, user-friendly operation, and easy maintenance.

[Processing Range]: Φ25–1580 mm

[Standard Bevel Wall Thickness]: ≤30 mm

[Suitable Applications]: Designed for cutting and beveling operations on complex series pipelines.

Product Features

Suitable for processing large-diameter thick-walled pipes made of heat-resistant steel and stainless steel, with a maximum processing wall thickness of 120 mm.

On-site installation capability, completing pipe cutting and beveling in a single operation.

The powerful motor can be repositioned during installation, making it ideal for confined spaces.

Utilizes a completely cold cutting process, ensuring no impact on pipeline material properties and broad applicability.

Split-type design with both automatic and manual feed modes, ensuring simple and convenient operation.

Capable of processing various bevel types as per customer requirements, including single "V", double "V", and "U" shapes.

Compatible with hydraulic (speed-adjustable), electric, pneumatic, or servo motor drive systems.

Equipped with a Metabo motor, delivering high torque, powerful performance, and excellent heat dissipation. Features motor soft-start protection, overload power-off protection, and operates at 220V, 50Hz, with a power range of 1.6-2.6 kW.

Product Introduction

The External Clamp-Type Electric Pipe Cutting and Beveling Machine is a lightweight and portable solution characterized by its compact radial design, ease of use, and simple maintenance. It can be quickly and easily installed on complex series pipelines for efficient cutting and beveling operations. Widely applicable in pipeline installation and emergency repair projects across industries such as petrochemicals, metallurgy, natural gas, food processing, boilers, pharmaceuticals, nuclear power, and shipbuilding.

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