Tube and Profile Machinery (92)

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Cutting, bending, end forming and automation for processing structural tube and profile in industrial production.

The TF120 and TF220 are advanced fiber laser cutting systems for metal tubes and profiles, designed to deliver maximum precision, high productivity and great versatility across materials and geometries. They perform straight…

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AMI

AMI Automatic Transfer Lines

Custom automatic transfer lines that integrate all tube machining operations into a single system, configured to each customer's specific needs.

Automática

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RSA

Automation Solutions for Sawing Centres

From feeding to stacking: the right RSA module for every step of your sawing line, freely combinable and expandable at any time.

Automática
Alta producción

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TRANSFLUID

Axial End Forming Machines

Axial tube end forming machine with axial upsetting technology, servo-electric drives and multi-stage system for complex geometries.

Axial

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TRANSFLUID

Boostline t Form Axial End Forming Machines

Axial tube end forming machine with axial upsetting technology, servo-electric drives and multi-stage system for complex geometries.

Axial

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TRANSFLUID

Combined End Forming Machines Transfluid

Combined machine for axial and rotary tube end forming with servo drives and multiple processes integrated in a single clamping operation.

Combi

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OMP

Cyclomatic 370

Automatic cut-off machine for straight cutting of light alloys, with high precision, servo-controlled feed and variable disc speed.

Hierro / Inox
Automática

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OMP

Cyclomatic 370 PP Disc Saw

Automatic disc cutting saw for round, square and rectangular tubes up to 120 mm, with ±0.1 mm precision and a minimum offcut of just 50 mm.

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OMP

Cyclomatic 370 PP L

Aluminio

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OMP

Cyclomatic 600 L Disc Saw

Automatic disc cutting saw for aluminium and light alloys, with diameters up to 200 mm and ±0.05 mm precision.

Aluminio
Automática

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OMP

Euromatic 370 Disc Saw

Automatic disc cutting saw for tubes, with straight and angled cuts up to ±45° (automatic rotation and ±60° optional).

Hierro / Inox

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OMP

FF-90 Tube Bundling Machine

Automatic line for forming and bundling tube packs in hexagonal, square and rectangular format, for diameters from 20 to 100 mm.

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MACC

K 225

Basculante
Hierro / Inox
Manual

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OMP

K2 Multi-Head Cutting Saw

Automatic multi-head cutting saw for simultaneous cutting of tubes up to 90 mm in diameter, with capacity of up to 4,500 pieces/hour.

Hierro / Inox
Automática

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CURVASER

Luna – Curvaser Profile Bending Machine

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CURVASER

Basculante
Hierro / Inox
Manual

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Cutting, bending and end forming. Plus the complementary operations of the line.

Deburring, roll forming, bundling and integrated automatic systems.

The starting point is the specific operation you need to invest in, not the model.

Buying guide

Which process do you need for your tube or profile?

Tube and structural profile go through different stations before becoming a finished part. The starting point for choosing a machine isn’t the model, but the specific operation in that chain you need to invest in, and whether that operation will work as a standalone station or integrated with the rest of the production line.

Cutting, bending or end forming

These are the three most common processes at the start or middle of the line. Cutting reduces the bar to the part’s length; bending shapes the geometry; end forming prepares the tube end for a later welded, threaded or flanged joint.

Deburring, roll forming and bundling

Alongside the main processes, the catalog includes complementary operations: deburring and beveling to prepare the end before welding, roll forming machines to shape profile continuously from coiled sheet, and bundling for the final stage before shipping.

Standalone machines or an integrated line

If your production is high and stable, it can pay off to integrate several processes into a single line with automatic systems, instead of keeping standalone stations that an operator loads and unloads separately between one operation and the next. If your volume is variable or combines many part references, standalone machines from each family tend to offer more room to adapt.