CNC High-Precision Pipe End Forming Machine Metal Steel Taper Pipe Machine for Pipe Reduce

It can process brass, copper, alloy, stainless steel, aluminum and aluminum alloys.

Maximum shrinking (diameter) is 50 mm, maximum contracting (thickness) 2 mm, and maximum tube contracting length is 5 mm.

The machine uses a 2.2 kW motor and requires a 380V (three-phase) electrical supply.

The machine is semi-automatic. The operator typically loads and unloads parts, starts/monitors cycles and performs simple setup or adjustments; the CNC control handles the forming routine.

CNC indicates programmable numerical control for repeatable, adjustable forming cycles and parameters. Exact controller model and interface options should be confirmed with the supplier.

The machine is designed with a high safety level for user protection. Typical features include guarded work areas, emergency stop, and safety interlocks/sensors — confirm exact features with the vendor.

The machine provides high precision forming suitable for demanding applications. Actual tolerances depend on material, wall thickness and tooling; request supplier test data or sample parts for exact figures.

Cycle time depends on material, part geometry and tooling. In general, forming steps are fast (often a few seconds per operation); contact the supplier with part details for estimated throughput.

Yes — forming dies/tooling are required and are usually specific to the part geometry. The supplier can provide standard tooling or custom-made dies and can advise on changeover procedures.

The machine weighs approximately 300 kg, requires a stable foundation or workbench, a 380V three-phase electrical supply, adequate floor space and access for lifting equipment (forklift or hoist) during installation.

Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, inspection of tooling and fasteners, periodic checking of electrical connections and scheduled preventive service per the supplier's manual.

The stated maximums are 50 mm diameter and 2 mm thickness for shrinking. For larger diameters or thicker walls, consult the manufacturer — they may offer modified models or custom solutions.

Common uses include decorative metal pipe manufacturing, pipe end forming for construction, tapering in automotive components, plumbing and HVAC fittings, and custom metalwork projects.

Spare parts and tooling are normally available from the supplier, and many vendors offer after-sales support, training and commissioning. Ask your supplier for details on spare parts availability, lead times and support packages.

Contact the vendor or sales representative with your part drawings, material specs and production requirements. They can quote custom tooling, different capacity models, automated feeding options and pricing.