Tube End Forming Machines

Need clean, weld-ready pipe ends? A tube end forming machine notches, deburrs and preps the end of tube and pipe for the next step. KNUTH carries the equipment for the fab shop and machine shop: tube notchers in manual and motorized versions for an accurate notch at the radius you need, plus machines for deburring and weld prep. The machines work round tube and section in mild steel and stainless steel. What comes off is a burr-free pipe end that seats and welds clean, for frames, railings and t...

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Need clean, weld-ready pipe ends? A tube end forming machine notches, deburrs and preps the end of tube and pipe for the next step. KNUTH carries the equipment for the fab shop and machine shop: tube ...

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FAQ's

It works the end of a tube so it seats and welds clean. The everyday jobs are notching, deburring and weld prep. You will find one in steel fabrication, machine shops and the automotive and supplier industry.

It comes down to diameter, wall thickness, material and the notch radius, plus your volume. For one-off parts and the shop a manual tube notcher does the job; for recurring work a motorized version. Tell us your part and we point you to the right machine.

Each machine is built to European testing standards before it ships. The technical documentation comes with the machine and the test records are available on request, so you can check it against the rules that apply where you run it.

Yes. A manual tube notcher is simple to run and takes a beating, a good match for training shops teaching how to prep and join tube. It pairs well with other metalworking machines for a starter setup.

In the Americas, service comes through the KNUTH service network, with the parts warehouse in Lincolnshire near Chicago. Everyday parts go out from there, backed by a ten year parts supply commitment. We confirm lead time and stock on request.

It covers notching the end to the radius you need, deburring after sawing or notching, and weld prep. The aim is a burr-free, on-size, weld-ready pipe end.

Notching cuts the end to the radius you need so two tubes meet tight. Deburring then takes off burrs and sharp edges. The two steps go together for a clean, weld-ready pipe end.

Mainly round tube and section in mild steel and stainless steel. The diameter and wall thickness a machine handles are listed with each machine in the product grid; diameters in North America run in inches.

Yes. KNUTH carries tube notchers in a manual and a motorized version. The manual one is quick to set for one-off parts, the motorized one runs with more power and repeats for frequent jobs. Which fits comes back on request.

Price tracks the process, the version and the working capacity, so there is no one-size list price. Each configuration gets its own quote. Tell us your part and we prepare it.

What is a tube end forming machine?

A tube end forming machine works the end of a tube or pipe so it seats and welds clean. The everyday jobs are notching to the radius you need, deburring after sawing or notching, and weld prep. What you get is a burr-free, on-size pipe end, the kind fab shops, machine shops and the automotive and supplier industry count on.

Tube end forming processes

A clean pipe end comes down to three steps, and KNUTH covers each with the right machine:

The market also runs forming processes such as upsetting, reducing and expanding, plus CNC systems. Those are not part of the KNUTH lineup. Which machine fits your tube comes back on request.

Materials, applications and industries

The machines mainly work round tube and section in mild steel and stainless steel. Diameter, wall thickness, material and the notch radius decide which machine you reach for.

Typical work runs through steel fabrication with frames, railings and tube structures, machine and plant work, and the automotive and supplier industry, where burr-free, weld-ready pipe ends are the standard.

Manual or motorized

The tube notchers come in a manual and a motorized version. The manual machine is simple and quick to set, a fit for one-off parts and the shop. The motorized version runs with more power and repeats, a fit for recurring jobs. Which version suits your diameter and volume is something we settle with you.

Why KNUTH, service and availability

Machine tools have been KNUTH's business for over a century. Each range is picked with care and built to European testing standards, with documentation on request. Across the Americas, service and parts run through the KNUTH service network, headquartered with its parts warehouse in Lincolnshire near Chicago. Everyday parts ship from there, backed by a ten year parts supply commitment. Lead time and availability come back on request.

Related categories

To bend tube and section, KNUTH carries Tube and Profile Rolling Machines. To cut tube to length, the Industrial Sawing Machines fit the job. For the wider view, see Tubes and Profile Processing.

Further machine categories at a glance

This is the KNUTH machine lineup in full. Pick a category to dig into its machines and the technical data.

Lathe Machines

Milling Machines

Grinding Machines

Drilling Machines

Industrial Sawing Machines

EDM Machinery

Fiber Laser Cutting Machines

Industrial Plasma Cutting Machines

Machinery Presses

Sheet Metal Processing Machines

Tubes and Profile Processing

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