Product Overview

The CE-certified plastic pipe haul-off machine is a core auxiliary equipment widely configured in various plastic extrusion production lines, including PVC pipe production lines, PVC profile production lines, PE/HDPE/PPR/PE-RT pipe production lines, and PC pipe & profile extrusion lines.

In the entire extrusion process, this machine is installed behind the forming calibration tank and ahead of the cutting machine or pipe winder, undertaking the key task of continuous and stable traction of extruded products.

We provide multiple types of haul-off machines (also known as traction machines) to adapt to different production needs and product specifications:

Belt-type haul-off machines are specially designed for small-diameter pipe production. They are applicable to 2-cavity, 4-cavity and other multi-cavity small pipe extrusion scenarios, featuring flexible and efficient traction performance.

Rubber block haul-off machines are tailored for large-diameter pipes and various plastic profiles. Equipped with 2-track, 3-track, 4-track, 6-track, 8-track and 10-track structural configurations, they deliver strong traction force and good operational stability to meet the production requirements of large-size plastic products.

Solution

• Traction and Cutting in One: Integrated cutting removes a separate station and shortens the line.
• Spec Versatility: One unit runs several pipe sizes, from small conduit up to 1600mm mains.
• Roundness Under Load: Even clamping holds wall thickness and roundness for PVC and PE pipes.
• Line-Speed Sync: Traction speed follows the extruder so production never pauses.

Specifications

Application

This haul-off with integrated cutting suits lines that want traction and sizing in one station. It serves PVC and PE water supply, drainage and conduit production where pipe ends must be square and burr-free.

• PVC and PE water supply pipe lines
• Drainage and conduit extrusion lines
• Multi-size pipe workshops switching specs often

How It Works

1. Entry: Cooled pipe leaves the calibration tank into the haul-off.
2. Grip: Multi-claw belts clamp the pipe without distortion.
3. Pull: Speed matches the extruder for even wall thickness.
4. Cut: Integrated cutting trims pipe to preset length.
5. Stack: Cut pipe transfers to the stacking table.

How To Choose

1. Confirm the pipe diameter range you need to run.
2. Check whether integrated cutting fits your line layout.
3. Match hauling speed to your extruder output.
4. Pick belt material for your pipe surface.
5. Ask about automation with your existing cutter.

FAQ

Q1: Does integrated cutting save space?

A1: Yes, it removes a separate cutting station and shortens the line.

Q2: Can it run several pipe sizes?

A2: Yes, one unit covers a wide diameter range with quick adjustment.

Q3: Will it deform the pipe?

A3: Even belt clamping holds roundness and wall thickness.

Q4: Is the cut clean?

A4: The cutter gives square, burr-free ends ready for installation.

Q5: Can speed follow the extruder?

A5: Yes, traction speed tracks line speed automatically.