Cold cutting, bevelling & pipe preparation equipment
Spark-free pipe cutting and weld-ready bevels for oil & gas, petrochemical, power, water and shipyard pipework — plus bending, threading and hydrotest equipment.
Equipment for every stage of pipe prep
From the first cut to the final pressure test.
Split-frame cold cutting & bevelling
Clamshell machines that mount around the pipe to cut and bevel simultaneously — in-line, on site and spark-free.
Enquire →Pipe bevelling machines
ID-mounted end-prep machines for accurate weld bevels, J-preps and facing on pipe ends.
Enquire →Pipe cutting machines
Portable and workshop cutting solutions for straight, square cuts on carbon and stainless pipe.
Enquire →Pipe bending machines
Manual and hydraulic benders for accurate, repeatable bends on site or in the workshop.
Enquire →Pipe threading machines
Electric threading machines and die heads for fast, clean threads.
Enquire →Hydrotest pumps
High pressure testing pumps for hydrostatic testing of pipelines, vessels and valves.
Enquire →Safer cuts. Cleaner bevels. Faster welding.
Split-frame machines clamp around the pipe and cut and bevel in one pass, without flame or sparks — ideal for live plants, shutdowns and in-line work.
One supplier for the whole pipe job
Support beyond the sale
On-site demo
See the machine working on your own pipe before you buy.
Operator training
Hands-on training for your crew.
Spares & tooling
Tool bits, blades and spare parts.
Service & repair
Maintenance and repair of your machines.
Tell us about your pipe job
Share the pipe size, wall thickness and material, and our piping specialist will recommend the right machine and arrange a demonstration if needed.
Piping FAQs
What is cold cutting?
Cold cutting uses a machine-driven tool bit or blade to cut pipe mechanically, without flame or abrasive sparks, so no heat is introduced into the material.
Can you demonstrate a machine on our site?
Yes — tell us your pipe size and location in the enquiry form and our team will arrange a demonstration.
Which pipe materials can be cut?
Carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex and alloy steels, with the right tool bits for each material.