HGG SPC 330

HGG SPC pipe cutting machine

HGG SPC 330 pipe cutting machine for the economical 3D thermal cutting and notching of round pipes.

The modern CNC-controlled HGG 3D tube cutting machine is suitable for the thermal cutting of heavy round steel tubes up to a tube diameter of 330 mm and a tube length of 13,000 mm. An oxyfuel cutting source and a plasma cutting source are optionally used in this system for thermal notching.

HGG SPC 330 pipe cutting machine Machine components:

• Mobile, stable machine frame on which the notching unit with the cutting torch is mounted
• Modern HGG CNC control with software for 3D cutting
• Kjellberg Fine Focus plasma cutting source 130 A for plasma cutting
• Low-pressure oxyfuel cutting unit for 3 to 50 mm wall thickness with a cutting angle of up to 70 degrees
• Height-adjustable three-jaw chuck with integrated fume extraction technology
• Roller transport system designed as a V-shaped ball chute for round pipes up to a length of 13,000 mm and a weight of up to 3,000 kg, including a second integrated fume extraction system below the ball chute
• Material handling with passive loading area for material feed and material removal as a cross transport system with diabolo rollers including tilting system for ejecting the pipes
• Donaldson Torit DEC extraction and filter system with 6 cartridge filters

How the HGG SPC pipe cutting system works

Once the round pipes to be cut have been selected, the suitable steel pipes with a maximum initial length of 12 m are placed on the infeed conveyor system. The pipes are transferred for the cutting process into the V-shaped ball chute, which guides the pipe over the ball rollers during the cutting process. One end of the pipe is clamped in the three-jaw chuck and placed at the optimum cutting height. The desired cutting parameters are then loaded or entered into the CNC control system. The various cutting shapes are now entered into the CNC control system using the ProGRAM work preparation software. The software supports fast parameterized programming and carries out automatic waste optimization or enables 3D simulation for easy control of manual cuts. Standard macros such as saddle joints and chamfers, PJP saddle joints and chamfers, holes and slotted holes, inserted and attached holes, Y sockets and reinforcement plates are available in the software. Depending on the wall thickness to be cut, the oxyfuel or plasma cutting source is then selected. The respective torch unit is now changed manually and the cutting process is then started. The cutting trolley with the pantographically swiveling cutting head now moves to the position to be cut under CNC control. The resulting cutting fumes are filtered by the three-jaw chuck and an extraction unit located below the V-groove in the Donaldson unit.

The total length of the 3D pipe cutting system is approx. 33,000 mm and the total width in the infeed and outfeed area of the cross transport system is approx. 6,600 mm

This HGG SPC 330 pipe cutting machine is in a very good, almost new condition.

The delivery, installation, commissioning and training of the SPC cutting machine can be purchased as an option from Nenok in cooperation with the HGG Group service department. Online support from the HGG Group is available upon conclusion of a service contract.