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Mathey Dearman Beveling Machines & Equipment

Count on WeldingMart for excellent prices and shipping on Mathey Dearman pipeliner tools.

Pipe welding is a type of welding that requires welders to be at their best, ensuring precision welds in suboptimal conditions. That means pipeline welders are incredibly dependent on their equipment.

For more than 80 years, Mathey Dearman has been supplying pipeliners with the advanced tools and machinery they need. Ever since Chester A. Mathey sold his first pipe cutting and beveling machine in 1936, his company has been at the forefront of innovation and advancement. Acquiring the rights to the Dearman clamping systems in 1996 expanded their ability to help pipelining professionals do better work in less time. WeldingMart is an authorized dealer of Mathey Dearman piping tools and equipment for working on new construction, refineries, ships, municipal pipelines and other large-scale projects.

The Mathey Dearman pipe beveling machine continues to set the standard for quality piping work. Our selection includes jolli chain pipe cutting machines and saddle machine retrofit kits along with replacement parts and accessories. We also have a section of pipe alignment and reforming products. Find heavy-duty pipe clamps, chain clamps, ratchet cage clamps and other ways to keep pipes pointed the right way. You can fit them together with Mathey Dearman pipe stands, framing squares and other pipefitting tools. These long-lasting pipe tools give you great value that lasts, and our team has more than 50 years of industry knowledge to help you make the right choice.

Contact us today to learn more about this company's products and why they are worth your time and investment. Our staff of welding experts has worked in the field just like you and can share firsthand information about these products.

Mathey Dearman Beveling Machines & Equipment

Count on WeldingMart for excellent prices and shipping on Mathey Dearman pipeliner tools.

Pipe welding is a type of welding that requires welders to be at their best, ensuring precision welds in suboptimal conditions. That means pipeline welders are incredibly dependent on their equipment.

For more than 80 years, Mathey Dearman has been supplying pipeliners with the advanced tools and machinery they need. Ever since Chester A. Mathey sold his first pipe cutting and beveling machine in 1936, his company has been at the forefront of innovation and advancement. Acquiring the rights to the Dearman clamping systems in 1996 expanded their ability to help pipelining professionals do better work in less time. WeldingMart is an authorized dealer of Mathey Dearman piping tools and equipment for working on new construction, refineries, ships, municipal pipelines and other large-scale projects.

The Mathey Dearman pipe beveling machine continues to set the standard for quality piping work. Our selection includes jolli chain pipe cutting machines and saddle machine retrofit kits along with replacement parts and accessories. We also have a section of pipe alignment and reforming products. Find heavy-duty pipe clamps, chain clamps, ratchet cage clamps and other ways to keep pipes pointed the right way. You can fit them together with Mathey Dearman pipe stands, framing squares and other pipefitting tools. These long-lasting pipe tools give you great value that lasts, and our team has more than 50 years of industry knowledge to help you make the right choice.

Contact us today to learn more about this company's products and why they are worth your time and investment. Our staff of welding experts has worked in the field just like you and can share firsthand information about these products.

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Common beveling mistakes include using the wrong angle, which can weaken the joint or affect fit-up, and creating an uneven or rough bevel that makes welding more difficult. Additionally, failing to remove all contaminants or not checking for consistent bevel dimensions can lead to poor weld quality.
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Precision and accuracy features ensure clean, repeatable cuts and bevels, which are essential for high-quality welds and professional results. Look for a pipe beveling machine with features like consistent machine speed, stable contact points, and out-of-round compensation. The Mathey 30" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler and Mathey Manual Band Crawler offer advanced stability and precise control for superior results. With a variety of precision-oriented options available, you can select the machine that delivers the level of accuracy required for your specific tasks.
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Gap allowance refers to a pipe beveling machine's ability to accommodate uneven or coated pipe surfaces, which is vital for working with challenging or non-standard pipes. Greater gap allowance allows for smooth operation on pipes with surface irregularities or coatings, reducing the need for extra adjustments. Products like the Mathey 30" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler and Mathey 40" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler offer up to 3 times more gap allowance, making them ideal for coated or irregular pipes. Selecting a machine with enhanced gap allowance increases productivity and broadens the range of pipes you can work with.
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To choose the right beveling machine, consider the material type, thickness, and length of the workpieces you will process, as well as the required bevel angle and production volume. Ensure the machine’s capabilities match your specific application, and look for features like portability, ease of operation, and maintenance needs.
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Installation and setup methods affect how quickly you can start cutting and how easily the beveling machine adapts to various job sites. Machines with simple, fast setup save valuable time and reduce labor costs. For instance, the Mathey 4SA Saddle Cutting Machine can be mounted and ready to cut in as little as 5 minutes, while the Mathey Manual Band Crawler is designed for one-person setup, even on large pipes. Machines with efficient setup options are ideal for frequent moves between field and shop, and a range of products offer varying setup mechanisms to meet diverse operational needs.
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The construction material affects a beveling machine’s durability, weight, and resistance to corrosion or wear. Stainless steel and other high-quality materials extend the life of the equipment, especially in harsh or demanding environments. For example, the Mathey 30" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler and Mathey 40" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler feature stainless construction for enhanced longevity and stability. Machines built from premium materials offer reliable performance and reduce long-term maintenance costs. Multiple construction options are available to fit both budget and application needs.
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Application type refers to the specific scenarios a pipe beveling machine is designed for, such as handling coated, out-of-round, or specialty pipes. Choosing a pipe beveling machine suited to your main application ensures efficient operation and the best results. For example, the Mathey 30" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler and Mathey 40" Monarch Stainless Band Crawler are ideal for coated and out-of-round pipes, while the Mathey Out-of-Round Roller Attachment Kit specifically compensates for pipe irregularities. With a wide selection of application-focused machines and attachments, you can choose the one best suited to your project requirements.
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The correct bevel for pipe, commonly used for welding, is typically a 37.5-degree angle on each end, creating a 75-degree included angle when two pipes are joined. This standard bevel allows for proper weld penetration and strength. However, the exact bevel may vary depending on the welding code or specific project requirements.
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The cutting method (manual, motorized, plasma, etc.) greatly impacts operational speed, cut quality, and ease of use. Manual machines are reliable and cost-effective for basic jobs, while motorized and plasma options provide faster, cleaner cuts, especially valuable for high-volume or precision work. Many machines, such as the Mathey 4SA Saddle Cutting Machine, support manual and plasma torches, while the Mathey Plasma Speed Retrofit Kit upgrades manual units to motorized plasma cutting for greater efficiency. Having a choice of cutting methods allows you to match the pipe beveling machine to your workflow, whether you need portability, speed, or advanced capabilities.
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When using beveling machines, always wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves, and hearing protection to guard against flying debris and noise. Ensure the machine is securely fixed, check for any damage before use, and keep hands and loose clothing away from moving parts. Always follow the manufacturer's safety instructions and disconnect power before maintenance or blade changes.
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