How to use the correct pipe cutting machine?

A pipe cutter is a common tool widely used in the construction, manufacturing, and plumbing industries. Mastering the correct usage methods and skills can not only improve work efficiency, but also ensure safe operation.

In this article, we will introduce in detail how to use the Pipe Cutting Machine correctly.

If you want to cut a stainless steel pipe with a diameter of 25 cm and a thickness of 1 mm, you need to prepare a 315 pneumatic pipe cutting machine, which will help us better complete the pipe cutting task.

Before using the pipe cutting machine, be sure to read and understand the instruction manual carefully. Because different brands and models of cutting machines may have different operating requirements and safety precautions, make sure you have a clear understanding of the functions and operating methods of each part and controller of the cutting machine.

Then the pipe cutting machine needs to be connected to electricity. Different countries and regions have different voltages, such as 220V, 380V... If the rated voltage of the pipe cutting machine is inconsistent with the voltage used, an additional transformer for the pipe cutting machine must be prepared. In addition, the gas of 0.4-0.6Mpa should be connected, about 5 kg.

Before using the cutting machine, check the sharpness and tightness of the cutting blade. Make sure the blade is installed correctly and fastened securely. The degree of wear of the cutting blade will affect the cutting quality, so it is necessary to check and replace the blade regularly.

In actual operation, it is very important for the operator to maintain correct posture and movement.

Stay in a standing position with your feet shoulder-width apart for balance.

The operator holds the handle of the cutting machine with both hands and places the cutting machine stably on the workbench. During operation, make sure to keep your hand steady and avoid hand shaking or shaking, so as not to affect the cutting quality.

Pay attention to the control of cutting speed and pressure. Excessive cutting speed may lead to a decrease in cutting quality, while excessive pressure may damage the cutting blade. Proper speed and pressure must be mastered to obtain better cutting results.