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all the lengths of the pipe parts that needs to be cut from the starting length. The push up infeed conveyor pushes the pipe into the Beaver CB and knows where to clamp it in order to make the cut on the required length as entered in the program. The machine starts cutting and during the cutting process it performs a bevel on both pipe ends. After that the pipe pieces are processed to the outfeed conveyor from where they can be dispatched.


User friendly


The Beaver CB is a user friendly machine mainly because everything is straight forward in the CNC


programme that we designed together with the company FANUC. The machine operator works in an operator level and cannot change settings if not allowed. Only the administrator can change program settings. To work with this machine you do not have to be a trained CNC machining expert but you have to understand the basic process of course the CNC program.


Output


Obviously the output of the Beaver CB is much higher that when you would invest in a band saw in combination with bevelling machines. Another advantage is that you do not have the internal


transport anymore from the saw to the bevelling machine. Another big advances of the Beaver CB series is the exact 90 degree cut it makes.


Flexibility The Beaver CB is flexible and suitable for many pipe fabrication jobs because your most common bevel shapes and bevel angles are pre-set in the CNC software of the machine. Besides that the machine automatically performs these shapes by single point machining. You can do all different types of bevel shapes without changing tools. Also the full machining range can be done without


End working machines from Copier Bevel Machines


ARLA is well known in the end working industry for it’s highly accurate CNC Rotating tool lathes and accurate clamping sets for metal pipes, cylinders, axis and solid round bars. ARLA sold machinery in the cylinder industry and in the automotive industry mostly. In the end of 2016 ARLA has been taken over by the Dutch machine manufacturer Copier Bevel Machines.


Copier Bevel Machines is


maintaining the ARLA brand for state-of-the-art CNC Rotating tool lathes for the full range of diameters up to 323 mm (12”). The existing portfolio of Rotating tool lathes of Copier Bevel Machines is more for machining larger diameter pipes and heavier wall, typically for the oil and gas related industries. Copier Bevel Machines is the specialist in Rotating Tool Lathes for machining metal pipes, tubes, fittings, cylinders and solid round bars. The solutions that Copier Bevel Machines offers on Rotating tool lathes can be manual controlled, PLC controlled


adjusting the tool position. Altogether it is a great machine


to increase the output and the flexibility of your pipe shop! Contact us if you are interested


in a quotation or if you are interested in a demonstration on this Beaver CB in our factory in the Netherlands.


Copier Bevelmachines Bedrijvenstraat 13 4283 JJ Giessen The Netherlands Telephone : +31-(0)183441313 e-mail: sales@copierbv.com Or visit our websites : www.bevelmachines.com www.pipespoolwelding.com


or fully CNC controlled. With the rotating tool lathes


and it’s solutions for pipe cutting, bevelling and welding Copier Bevel Machines is the last couple of years more and more involved in selling solutions to pipe spool fabrication industry worldwide. Copier Bevel Machines has a


strong position in the pipe spool fabrication market because of its expertise on rotating tool lathes and it’s capability to offer one of kind solutions besides it’s standard portfolio. The main industries that


the company focusses on are offshore construction,


www.internationalmetaltube.com


manufacturers of pressure vessels and heat exchangers, pipe spool welding companies, shipyards, chemical plant construction and oil and gas related industries. Meet Copier Bevel Machines on


the Tube and Wire exhibition this year in Dusseldorf in Hall 6.


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