Measurement solutions for the production of ERW welded tubes
ERW tube manufacturing process The full form of ERW is Electric Resistance Welded. An ERW tube or pipe is constructed using a specific type of ERW welding process that involves both seam and spot welding. ERW tubes are made from a steel strip that passes through a series of contoured rollers, which force it into a circular, square, or rectangular shape. This process is very different from the manufacturing process of a seamless tube, where the tube is formed by extrusion or piercing, and no welding is needed. Steel, being the most common material, makes it possible to transport different types of vapor and liquid, such as gas or oil, in the tube. Are you working in the production industry of welded tubes? Here you can read about the different measurement equipment we provide for the production of welded tubes.
Typical layout for production of ERW Welded Tubes
Our different measurement systems for ERW welded tubes
TubeProfiler
Measurement of OD, ovality, shape and length for process control and final inspection. The TubeProfiler integrates the LIMAB PreciCura sensors.
Measurement of OD, ovality, shape, length and straightness (total, end and local) for process control (threading and cutting operation) and final inspection according to API standards.