Milling Flying Saw

Key Features and How It Works

NC All-Servo Control: The machine is fully automated and controlled by a computer numerical control (CNC) system with servo motors.

Cold Cutting: It cuts the pipe at ambient temperature, producing a cleaner, smoother cut end without the heat-affected zone or heavy burrs associated with hot sawing. 

On-the-Fly Operation: As the pipe exits the production line at high speed, the saw carriage tracks the pipe, accelerates to match its speed, and then performs the cut while both the saw and the pipe are in motion. 

High Precision: The servo control allows for highly accurate positioning, which is crucial for achieving precise cut lengths. It can reach the cutting position quickly and with high repeatability.

User-Friendly Interface: The human-machine interface (HMI) with a liquid crystal touch screen makes it easy for operators to input and modify parameters. It also provides a real-time view of the working conditions.

Advantages

By cutting on the fly, it prevents downtime and keeps the production line running continuously.
The cold cutting process produces smooth, clean cuts with minimal burrs, which is essential for applications requiring high-quality pipe ends.
It can be used for various types of pipes and can easily be adjusted to change cut lengths through the HMI.
High precision cutting minimizes scrap.