VOORTMAN PIPE CUTTING MACHINES
MASTERING PRECISION AND QUALITY IN PIPE CUTTING
The Voortman pipe cutting machine range offers flexibility and maximum accuracy with three machine types catering to diverse production requirements. Each machine handles different profile types and pipe diameters, allowing you to select the perfect match for your processing needs. Whether you're in process equipment, offshore & energy, construction, or any other industry requiring pipe cutting, the Voortman pipe cutting range offers you a go-to solution! Say goodbye to manual pipe cutting methods and supplier dependency and embrace precision, productivity and complete control over your pipe profiling process.
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Types of Voortman
Pipe Cutting Machines
PROCESS PIPES, DOMES OR DISHED ENDS ON A SMALL FOOTPRINT
WITH UNIQUE PATENTED ROTARY CHUCK
Don't want to choose between versatility and floor space? The Voortman MO Classic and MO Heavy-Duty pipe processing machines are your space-saving heroes. With their unique, patented rotary chuck, you can process both large pipes and domes on a compact footprint. It's the perfect fit for flexible pressure vessel production, combining efficiency with innovation.
CUSTOMER STORIES:
SUCCESS WITH VOORTMAN PIPE CUTTING MACHINES
Across the globe, businesses in the oil and gas, construction, and manufacturing sectors are sharing positive feedback on their experiences with Voortman pipe cutting machines. Their success narratives highlight the critical role that Voortman pipe cutting machines play in their daily operations, delivering unmatched reliability, precision, and performance tailored to their unique demands.
BASF's MODERNIZATION JOURNEY
TO OPTIMIZE PRESSURE VESSEL PRODUCTION
Established in 1865 and headquartered in Ludwigshafen, Germany, BASF stands at the forefront of the chemical industry, continuously seeking ways to enhance its production capabilities. The company is taking significant strides in modernization by integrating the advanced Voortman Müller Opladen Heavy-Duty pipe cutting system into its pressure vessel manufacturing process. This strategic upgrade underscores BASF's commitment to improving production accuracy, efficiency, and safety, while minimizing manual labor reliance.
A few weeks back, we visited BASF together with Ralf Hamacher, who showcased the capabilities of the Voortman MO Heavy-Duty machine, highlighting the impact on optimizing pressure vessel production.