Pipe Cutting & Bevellling

GF Series: Heavier, robust workshop saws built to handle thicker-walled pipes. They feature anthracite-coated components for corrosion protection and smooth sliding, and support wall thicknesses up to 15mm (on the GF6). GFX Series: Lightweight, low-maintenance saws designed primarily for thin-walled tubes (such as those used in food processing, beverage, pharmaceutical, and chemical lines). They feature a second saw blade position that allows tube elbows to be cut off close to the bend.

In planetary cutting, the saw blade penetrates the pipe wall and rotates around the outer circumference of the workpiece. Benefits: It is a cold-cutting process, meaning it does not create a heat-affected zone (HAZ) or introduce thermal stress that could lead to corrosion. It produces a perfectly square, burr-free cut with no pipe deformation, providing optimal preparation for automated orbital welding.

GF4: Clamps outer diameters (OD) from 12 mm to 120 mm (1" to 4" nominal). Supports wall thicknesses from 1 mm to 9 mm. Weight: 55 kg. GF6: Clamps outer diameters (OD) from 21.3 mm to 168.3 mm (1" to 6" nominal). Supports wall thicknesses from 1.5 mm to 15 mm. Weight: 92.7 kg. GF12: Clamps outer diameters (OD) from 157 mm to 325 mm (6" to 12" nominal). Supports wall thicknesses from 2 mm to 10 mm. Weight: 138.6 kg.

GFX 3.0: Clamping range of 6 mm to 78 mm (OD). Supports wall thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 7 mm. Weight: 28.1 kg. It features a 1200 W motor with adjustable speed control and electronic overload protection. GFX 6.6: Clamping range of 21.3 mm to 168.3 mm (OD). Supports wall thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 7 mm. Weight: 74.4 kg. It features an integrated line laser to determine the cut-off point and cast iron clamping jaws.

PS 4.5 Plus (Battery): Extremely portable (23 kg) and designed specifically for site work where running power leads is difficult or requires safety permits. Powered by an 18V brushless motor, it can perform up to 70+ cuts on 3" pipe on a single charge. It comes with two lithium-ion batteries and a transit case. PS 4.5 Plus (Corded): Relies on standard mains power. Both versions share the same 1/2" to 4" clamping range (12 mm to 120 mm)
and use a multi-point clamping system to prevent deformation.

Yes. By using a combined saw blade (which mounts a cutting blade and a bevelling blade together), these machines can cut and bevel the pipe end in a single, automated orbital pass. They can also perform cutting or bevelling separately if preferred.

No. The saws use a deformation-free, multi-point clamping system. They are supplied with stainless steel clamping attachments (inserts) that prevent contact corrosion on high-alloy steel (stainless steel) and distribute clamping pressure evenly around the tube to prevent ovalisation.

These saws can cut and bevel a wide range of materials, including: High-alloy steel (stainless steel) · Low and unalloyed steel · Non-ferrous metals (copper, brass) · Aluminium and titanium alloys · Plastics and composite materials · Cast iron.

AVM (Automatic Feed Module): An optional motor-driven feed that automatically rotates the saw head around the pipe. It monitors load and adjusts speed to optimise blade life and ensure a uniform cut, reducing operator impact. MVM (Manual Feed Module): A manual feed mechanism that allows the operator to rotate the saw head around the pipe using a hand wheel, providing more control than direct manual rotation.

The integrated line laser projects a visible line directly onto the surface of the clamped tube. This allows the operator to align the saw blade precisely with their physical measurement mark before starting the cut,
reducing setup errors.