PIPE END PROCESSING
All’s well that ends well…
Widening, pulling in, flaring, flanging to DIN or compressing sealing cones and beads are just a few examples of our manufacturing processes in the field of pipe-end machining. These cold-forming techniques are used for pipes with an external diameter of 4-60 mm.
Rolling
Another option for pipe-end machining is rolling. By using this manufacturing process, more expensive joining techniques such as, for example soldering or welding turned parts, are excluded.
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Double crimp ("E" crimp) |
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Single crimp ("D" crimp) |
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External crimp ("F" crimp) |
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Drawing in of pipe ends |
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Flaring of pip ends |
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Compressing conical seal |
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Compressing conical seal |
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"Single" compression of hose fitting |
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"Double" compression of hose fitting |
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Gas-shielded welding |
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Bead for O-ring seal |
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Collar forming for hard soldering |