Built to keep running shift after shift, the automatic pipe straightening machine in this video processes pipe batches with minimal operator input. The control panel stores recipes by diameter and wall thickness, so changeover between pipe sizes means calling up a program rather than manually resetting rollers and pressures.
Throughput runs at 20–90 seconds per pipe across Ø5–600 mm stock and 100 mm–12 m lengths — roughly 5–10 times faster than hand straightening on a press. Short pipes are checked at 2–3 points while long beds use 5–8 probes, and construction-grade pipe consistently comes off the machine at 0.10–0.30 mm/m.
Construction and scaffolding suppliers, furniture and racking makers, fence and greenhouse manufacturers and job shops cutting pipe in volume rely on this machine to turn bowed stock into straight, weld-ready lengths without adding skilled labor. The footage includes a full changeover sequence between two pipe sizes: the new recipe is called up, guides index to position, and the first pipe of the next batch is running within moments rather than after a lengthy manual reset.
See how straightness is verified in our TIR measurement article, explore the Bar & Tube Straightening Machine lineup, or request a quote with your pipe specifications.
Stored recipes by diameter and wall thickness for fast changeover
20–90 second cycles, up to 10x faster than press work
2–3 points on short pipe, 5–8 probes on long beds
Consistent 0.10–0.30 mm/m for construction-grade work
380–480V three-phase power for worldwide installation
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