LASER PIPE PRODUCTION 'MADE IN GERMANY'
Stainless steel pipes of the highest quality are produced on our specially configured systems using laser welding processes. In recent years traditional methods like TIG welding have been completely superseded by laser welding when it comes to welded stainless steel pipe production in our company. The extremely narrow weld seam, the smaller heat-affected zone and a small root reinforcement characterise this process.
For the selection of the optimum input material, all the machining and finishing stages essential for the pipe are incorporated into the process. This includes rounding, smoothing out internal and external seams, solution annealing, deburring or grinding of the pipes. In-process quality controls far exceed the norm.
We produce and supply stainless steel pipes with outer diameters of 12.00 mm to 108.00 mm and wall thicknesses of 0.50 mm to 2.00 mm.
For the selection of the optimum input material, all the machining and finishing stages essential for the pipe are incorporated into the process. This includes rounding, smoothing out internal and external seams, solution annealing, deburring or grinding of the pipes. In-process quality controls far exceed the norm.
We produce and supply stainless steel pipes with outer diameters of 12.00 mm to 108.00 mm and wall thicknesses of 0.50 mm to 2.00 mm.
SMOOTHING OUT INTERNAL SEAMS FOR MAXIMUM QUALITY
A true speciality of ours is smoothing out the internal and external seams on laser welded pipes. Positioning and fixing the mandrel inside the pipe is a particular challenge that cannot be solved reliably with conventional smoothing equipment.
This puts us in a leading position.
Mechanical smoothing of the weld root is perfectly integrated into the production process with the latest equipment.
This puts us in a leading position.
Mechanical smoothing of the weld root is perfectly integrated into the production process with the latest equipment.
The narrow laser weld seam combined with internal seams that have been smoothed out mechanically deliver perfect visual and technological results.
This pays off especially when the customer reworks the pipes. The smoother transition may also be necessary after further processing if the inner surface of the pipes acts as a sealing surface, e.g. against O-rings, or if adhesion of the medium flowing through them is to be reduced.
In addition to the special smoothing out of the internal seam, the standard grinding of the external weld seam area is also integrated into the process, of course.
This pays off especially when the customer reworks the pipes. The smoother transition may also be necessary after further processing if the inner surface of the pipes acts as a sealing surface, e.g. against O-rings, or if adhesion of the medium flowing through them is to be reduced.
In addition to the special smoothing out of the internal seam, the standard grinding of the external weld seam area is also integrated into the process, of course.
