Find Out How Hautau’s Rotating-Head Tube Cutoff Lathe Steals the Show

There are a host of ways to automatically cut tube or pipe. From using band saws and cold saws, to lasers and conventional tubing cut off lathes.

The most advanced method for cutting and chamfer tubing and pipe, though, is Hautau’s Rotating-Head Tube Cutoff Lathe. Through this process, all tubular parts are completed with chamfers on all edges, which means there’s no need for secondary deburring or chamfering operations.

With over 45 years of professional service in the tube processing industry, Hautau Tube Cutoff Systems provides a complete line of cutoff lathes and beveling equipment for tube processing. With our solutions, secondary deburring or chamfering are things of the past as tubular parts are processed with a neat edge.

For more information about our tube and pope cut-off equipment and capabilities, give us a call at (765) 647–1600 or get in touch with us online.

How does the Rotating-Head Tube Cutoff Lathe process work?
This advanced method holds the tube stationary for cutoff and chamfering, which means both ends of the cut piece are (end-finished) completed simultaneously.

Ideal for both short and long runs, the Rotating-Head Tube Cutoff Lathe utilizes a programmable setup for diameter and optimum cut lengths. As it cuts, the lathe holds the tube stationary while the cutting and chamfering tools move precisely under servo control.

Since the tube is held stationary during the process, issues like noise vibration and surface marking are eliminated.

For the cleanest and most efficient and clean tube cutoff and chamfering, the industry standard is Hautau.
Ever since we designed and patented our first rotating-head tube cutoff machines for the auto industry in 1972, the professionals of Hautau Tube Cutoff Systems has been setting the standard for how tube processing is handled.

For more information about our tube and pope cut-off equipment and capabilities, give us a call at (765) 647–1600 or get in touch with us online.