The stainless steel pipe welding machine production line purchased by some customers is designed with a single motor. So for single-motor pipe welding equipment, should the motor be placed in the front or the back? How is the design more suitable?

Here we need to clarify some basic operating principles and knowledge. The stainless steel pipe welding machine production line is to pull the steel strip into the pipe welding equipment production line under the action of the mold, so as to be rolled into a shape and welded to obtain a welded pipe. There are two key points to know here, one is that it can be pulled, and the other is that the tube appears smooth, rather than curved. The degree of bending depends on the adjustment skills of the start-up workers, so I won’t comment here. If it can be pulled, no matter whether the motor is placed in front of or behind the stainless steel pipe welding machine production line, as long as the power is sufficient, it is not a big problem to pull it. So the question is, can we effectively make pipes with good straightness? In addition to the adjustment techniques of the start-up workers, it is necessary to consider the front and rear placement of the motor.

If the motor is placed in the front, the power in the front is relatively sufficient, and the power in the back is relatively weak. This can be understood from physics knowledge. Because the distance is far, the strength is weakened, the front end is full of power, and the rear end is weak, and there is a risk of pipe extrusion and distortion. Therefore, the motor should be placed at the back end of the stainless steel pipe welding machine production line. In this way, the rear end always maintains the mode of dragging the front end, and the pipe is in a stretched state, and there should be no distortion in the middle.