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Cutting, Sawing & Profiling
Manufacturer & Exporter of
Seamless & Welded
Stainless Steel Tubes,Pipes & ‘U’ Tubes
Profiler solution
for cutting and
profiling pipe
VERNON Tool, a Lincoln Electric Company
subsidiary, has introduced the latest
addition to its line of pipe cutting, bevelling
and profiling products – the MasterPipe™
Profiler. The new system is an integration of
features and functions targeted for small- to
medium-sized fabricators.
The MasterPipe Profiler is a two-axis,
CNC-controlled pipe cutting machine
capable of cutting and profiling pipe ranging
from 1" to 12" OD and up to 40ft in length.
Standard cuts include mid-section holes,
mitres, multi-intersection, centreline offsets,
saddles and straight cuts.
The system is built to endure the
rigours of pipe fabrication environments,
and is powered by Vernon Tool’s standard
Windows-basedoperatingsystem,WinMPM.
This icon-driven touch screen interface
makes training and implementation with
operators seamless, and means fabricators
can get into production within hours. The
MasterPipe Profiler can improve productivity,
safety and quality by consolidating set-up,
programming and cutting into one operation.
When a pipe is loaded onto the MPP, the
programming on the WinMPM interface
consists of entering the pipe dimensional
data and selecting the types of cuts from
the Vernon Tool cut library. The menu-driven
operating system is easy to use and does
not require highly skilled operators. The
system is also outfitted with a large pre-
loaded cut library, providing maximum pipe
configuration flexibility.
Founded in 1930, Vernon Tool Company
manufactures computer-controlled pipe
cutting equipment used for precision
fabrication purposes. The company
provides solutions to difficult pipe fabrication
and process flow issues in industrial
construction, as well as heavy fabrication
uses in the infrastructure and energy-related
segments.
Lincoln Electric – USA
Fax: +1 760 757 2233
Email:
Website:
Vernon Tool’s
MasterPipe Profiler