In these on-site photos, you can see a differential pipe cutting and beveling machine working directly on a live pipeline project. Designed for field use, the machine clamps onto the outside of the pipe and rotates around it, performing cold cutting and beveling in a single setup.

How it works

The differential drive design keeps the cutter stable under heavy load, so the pipe end comes out square and dimensionally accurate. Because it is a cold cutting process, there is no heat-affected zone, no sparks and no deformation of the pipe wall — the result is a clean, weld-ready bevel that requires no secondary grinding.

Key advantages on site

• Clamp-on mounting: no need to remove the pipe or bring it back to a workshop
• One-pass cutting and beveling: shorter preparation time before welding
• Cold cut: safe for hazardous environments and gas lines
• Consistent bevel angle and root face across different pipe sizes

Typical applications include pipeline construction, petrochemical plant maintenance, oil and gas refinery work, and any job where space is limited and precision matters.

Contact us for the full photo gallery or a quote for your pipe diameter and wall thickness.