Pneumatic Pipe Line Up Clamp
Banking on years of experience SPM EQUIPMENT offers a wide range of Pneumatic Pipe Line Up Clamps in Russia, USA, UAE, Australia, and Malaysia. A pneumatic Pipe Line Up Clamp is a reliable, rapid, accurate alignment of two joints of pipe during the welding operation. Independently operated pneumatic heads allow the lineup of pipes with different wall thicknesses. A “Pull type – traveled” Pneumatic Internal Line up Clamp is pulled to the next joint (manually). Pipeline Construction Equipment requires compressed air at 100-145 psi (7-10 bars). The maximum safe working pressure is 175 psi (12 bars). A Non-Self type traveled Pneumatic clamp for pipe sizes 6” To 20”.
SPM EQUIPMENT’s Pneumatic Pipe Line Up Clamp also called Pipe Internal Centering Clamps are manufactured using high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity. Designed to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty construction environments. With independently operated pneumatic heads, SPM EQUIPMENT’s Pipe internal centering clamps can accurately align pipes of varying wall thicknesses, resulting in consistent and reliable welds. Furthermore, the Pneumatic Pipe Line up Clamp allows for easy and efficient movement from one joint to the next, reducing downtime and increasing productivity. SPM EQUIPMENT’s commitment to quality and innovation has made them a trusted name in pipeline construction equipment.
Pipe Internal Centering Clamp - Feature & Advantages:-
- Available size 6” To 20”.
- The Air tank furnishes adequate air pressure for lining up incoming pipe joints.
- By use of conversion kits clamp size 12” To 20” cover two pipe sizes.
- Conversion kits for various pipe sizes are available on request.
- PIPE INTERNAL CENTERING CLAMP is adjusted to the required setting by SPM according to pipe wall thickness.
- An adequate lineup at the next joint is assured by the reserve air tank.
- Alloy steel wheels provided with clamps for smooth traveling.
- Pipe Internal Centering Clamps are specially developed and built to withstand pipeline spread operations.
