Mueller Opladen MO-Heavy Duty 3000 3D Pipe Profiling Machine 415V

Müller Opladen Gmbh have been manufacturing tube and pipe profiling machines since the 1950s. Over the years they have developed machines that offer 3D cutting of pipes and tubes, covering pipe diameters from 50 to 4064 mm ( 2” to 160”).

The pipe profiling and vessel profiling models have a minimum of 6 CNC axes, where 4 axis are required for cutting and the 5th and 6th axis are used for adapting to deviations in the outer pipe diameter.With CAD-CAM integration software CAD files can be uploaded from the office and sent to the machine for profile cutting.Their 3D cutting processes are oxyfuel cutting or plasma cutting and they work with Hypertherm and Kjellberg for their conventional and high definition plasma systems.

Before cutting the machine is probing the pipe to understand where the deviations are that the CNC system has to adapt on during the cutting process. With this technology the 3D pipe profiling machines provide a perfect smooth 3D profile cut on bevels, slots, saddles, mitre cuts and many more profile cut shapes.

 
Mueller Opladen MO-Heavy Duty 3000 3D Pipe Profiling Machine 415V
Download PDF Spec Sheet Mueller Opladen MO-Heavy Duty 3000 3D Pipe Profiling Machine 415V Download PDF Spec Sheet

Download
PDF Spec Sheet

Read More Mueller Opladen MO-Heavy Duty 3000 3D Pipe Profiling Machine 415V Read More

Read
More

Get In Touch Get In Touch

Get In
Touch

Features

  • 3D CNC tube and pipe plasma cutting
  • 6 axis CNC
  • CAD-CAM integration for importing 3D models
  • Oxyfuel or plasma cutting

Technical Information

MODEL   MO-Classic 3000
Pipe Diameter Range mm 200 - 3048
Pipe Length Range mm 300 - 24000
Maximum Workpiece Weight kg 40000
Wall Thickness Range with Oxy-Fuel mm 5 - 180
Wall Thickness Range with Plasma mm 1 - 80
Torch Angle Range  Deg ± 70 / 45
No of CNC Axes   6
Length mm TBA
Width mm TBA
Height mm TBA
Weight kg 24000
Rapid programming on a CNC press brake

Rapid programming on a CNC press brake

Do you know how easy it is to program a modern CNC press brake? If you can use a smartphone you can use the latest generation CNC control and it's possible to move from a design on paper to a ready-to-run program in less than a minute! The latest controls feature large, easy to use touchscreens and offer intuitive programming, making light work of creating programs, even for more complex parts.

Read More

Read More
Increase Folding Productivity with a ‘Rotary Beam’ Folder

Increase Folding Productivity with a ‘Rotary Beam’ Folder

Straight and box & pan folding on one machine! Or even within one part. Do you need a straight folding blade to produce precise long folds in sensitive material? But need the flexibility of segmented tools for more complex designs? A straight folding blade is preferred for long accurate folds in polished materials, or materials with coatings such as plastisol, as segmented tools can sometimes leave visible marks. They can also produce safe edges or hems and are excellent for radius bending. However many production facilities will opt for a box and pan folder with segmented fingers due to the flexibility of this set up.

Read More

Read More
Press brake or CNC folder?

Press brake or CNC folder?

When adding bending capacity to a sheet metal workshop, the question comes up as to whether to purchase a press brake or a CNC folding machine. Actually a busy sub-contract sheet metal shop can save time and money by having both machines. So the question for you could be ‘why add a CNC folder to your plant list?’ For those making a product there are applications which favour either process, so it is helpful to review what these machines do differently. Sometimes it’s two ways to the same end, but read on to find out the most important considerations……

Read More

Read More
The features of a mechanical guillotine

The features of a mechanical guillotine

Despite the prevalence of hydraulic guillotines in recent years, mechanical guillotines are still a popular choice for sheet metal workers worldwide. For the right application, this traditional design can still bring many benefits to today’s workshops. So why still invest in a mechanical guillotine? Simply put, they are easy to use, feature fast cutting cycles, require little maintenance and are very cost effective - both for the initial purchase and for ongoing running costs.

Read More

Read More