The machine is designed for plastic tubes including PET and PVC, as well as perfume dip tubes and other thin-walled plastic pipes within the specified diameter range.
It supports tube diameters from 1 mm to 30 mm and tube lengths from 50 mm to 180 mm. Special/custom sizes can be provided on request.
Cutting speed ranges from 20 to 60 pcs/min. Actual speed depends on tube material, wall thickness, operator technique, air pressure setting, and whether the process is continuous or intermittent.
The unit is pneumatic-driven and requires a compressed air supply. Recommended operating air pressure is 0.4–0.6 MPa (4–6 bar). Use clean, dry, regulated air with a filter/regulator/lubricator for best results.
Setup is minimal: mount the unit on a stable surface, connect to a compressed air line with regulator, set desired air pressure, adjust tube length stop and diameter guides, insert tube, and activate the pneumatic control (foot pedal or trigger) to cut. No complex electrical wiring is required.
Yes. The semi-automatic design and compact size (30 x 20 x 40 cm, 8 kg) allow single-person operation for loading, positioning, and cutting tubes.
The V-shaped cutting model delivers precise, straight cuts with minimal burr when set to the correct pressure and blade condition. Quality depends on blade sharpness, correct pressure, and proper tube support.
Blade life depends on material and production volume. Inspect blades regularly and replace or sharpen when cuts show fraying, increased burr, or require higher air pressure. Typical replacement intervals vary from weeks to months based on usage.
Regularly: keep cutting area clean, check and lubricate moving pneumatic components per supplier guidance, replace blades as needed, drain condensate from the air line, and inspect fittings and safety guards. Disconnect air before maintenance.
Yes. Tube length is adjustable within the 50–180 mm range, and the machine can be set up for repeatable, consistent length stops for batch cutting.
The compact, pneumatic-driven design makes it suitable for small production lines and packaging setups. Integration depends on your line’s automation and handling; consult the supplier for custom integration options.
Always wear appropriate PPE (safety glasses, gloves), ensure guards are in place, keep hands clear of the cutting area while operating, and isolate the air supply before servicing. Train operators on safe pneumatic equipment use.
Yes. Blades, pneumatic components, and other spare parts are typically available. Customization of tube length and other specs can be arranged—contact the supplier for options, lead times, and pricing.
Most suppliers offer pre-shipment testing, a warranty period, and after-sales support including parts and technical guidance. Contact the vendor for specific warranty terms, testing samples, and support arrangements.
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