Description :
SPM Pipe Welding Pneumatic Clamp is extremely robust and built to special high standards to withstand pipeline spread operations. Clamps are adjustable for any wall thickness or size within the specified range—independently operated pneumatic jaws allow the line-up of pipes with different wall thicknesses. When correctly used pipe welding pneumatic clamp will not damage or “bell end” the pipe.
Pipe welding pneumatic clamp travels through the pipe to the next joint under its own power. Pipe welding pneumatic clamp requires compressed air at 100-145 psi (7-10 bars). The maximum safe working pressure is 175 psi (12 bars).
Pipe Welding Pneumatic Clamp Self Propolled Features :
- Pipe Welding Pneumatic Clamp covers a range of diameters and is adjustable for wall thicknesses within the specific range.
- Pneumatic Pipe Welding Clamp is adjusted to the required setting by SPM according to the pipe wall thickness.
- Pneumatic Pipe welding Clamp requires flattens air pressure from a compressor.
- Alloy Steel wheels provided clamps for smooth traveling.
- SPM Pneumatic Pipe Welding Clamp is an exemplary choice for the construction of oil and natural gas pipelines.
- Separately operated Pneumatic jaws allow the line of pipes with different wall thicknesses.
- The adequate lineup at the next joints is assured by a reserve air tank.
- Conversion kits for various pipe sizes are available upon request.
- The Internal Line up Clamp Pneumatic works inside the pipe. Roller-type actuating jaws hold the pipe ends to assure an adequate alignment of two pipe joints for external welding.
- Available in size 16” To Above and upper size available on request.
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