HF Welded High Tensile Steel Pipe Tube Profile Line

Step1: Uncoiler
Uncoiler the function is to support and expand the strip, so strip can enter into machine to roll forming. Strip can be expanded by hydraulic or pneumatic and uncoiler can be rotated 180 degree. Strip expand speed can be adjusted, braking device designed with pneumatic or hydraulic cylinder to press the brake rubber block
Step2: Shear & end welding
It is used to shear the head and the end of the steel strip of two steel coils, cutting off the irregular part then welding two steel strips, so machine can work continuously.  
Step3: Accumulator
Installed between shear & end welder and forming mill, horizontal spiral accumulator store a large amount of strip in a reasonable footprint space to give enough time for shear & end welder to cut and join the ends of two successive coils with non-stop tube mill
It has vertical cage type accumulator for small size tube mill
Step4: Forming
The function of this part is to make the steel strip become to the tube blank by forming rollers
Step5: welding & scarfing
The function of this part is to center the welding seam and guide the tube blank to welding device, so the welding seam will be closed before welding, use scarfing tool to remove the burr to ensure the smooth welding
Step6: Sizing
The function of this part is used to finish the tube blank from the forming machine, so the tube size can meet the physical dimension as customer required, form to square and rectangular and other shape profiles
Step7: Straightening
4 rolls turk head straightening, straighten pipe online to achieve the ideal flatness
Step8: Cut off saw
Cut off the pipe with required length, length of pipe can be set
With option of cold saw and flying saw
Step9: Run out table
This unit is to convey the finished pipe to packing, pipe transmit by dynamic roll. A signal sensing device installed in the end of run out table, when pipe touch the signal sensing device, it will feedback the signal to control panel, control panel start working and discharge the pipe