TUBE MILL MACHINE
Engineering Precision for Every Steel Process
A Tube Mill Machine is a high-performance industrial system used to manufacture welded steel tubes and pipes from metal strips or coils. The machine continuously forms the strip into a tubular shape, welds the edges using high-frequency electric resistance welding (ERW), and then sizes, straightens, and cuts the finished tubes to the required dimensions. Tube Mill Machines are widely used for producing round, square, rectangular, and other custom-shaped tubes.
- Heavy-duty fabricated steel construction
for maximum stability - High-precision forming and sizing
roll stands. - High-frequency welding system for strong
and consistent welds. - PLC-based control system with
user-friendly operation. - Variable speed drive for ecient production.
- Quick roll changeover for dierent tube sizes
- Precision flying saw or cut-o unit for
accurate tube lengths. - Low maintenance and energy-ecient design.
- Suitable for continuous, high-speed production.
| Machine Type | ERW Tube Mill Machine |
| Pipe Shapes | Round, Square, Rectangular, Oval, and Custom Profiles |
| Raw Material | Mild Steel (MS), Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel (SS), Galvanized Steel (GI) |
| Production Speed | Depending on tube size and material thickness |
| Tube Diameter Range | Customizable as per customer requirements |
| Wall Thickness | Suitable for various thickness ranges |
| Control System | PLC with HMI (optional) |
| Power Supply | Three-phase Industrial Power |
| Operation | Semi-Automatic or Fully Automatic |
Tube Mill Machines are widely used in:
- ERW steel tube and
pipe manufacturing - Furniture and tubular product
manufacturing - Agricultural equipment and
irrigation systems - Structural steel tube
production - Construction and infrastructure
projects - Mechanical and general
engineering industries - Solar panel mounting
structures - Construction and infrastructure
projects - Mechanical and general
engineering industries - Automotive component
manufacturing - Oil & gas and industrial piping
- Electrical conduit and scaolding
pipe production