Review the FX45 listing
See the round and square tube sizes, paired wall thicknesses and machine values listed for FX45.
View FX45 specificationsXFX ERW TUBE MILL LINES
FX45 & FX50
ERW Tube Mill Lines
FX45 and FX50 have separately listed tube ranges, wall thicknesses, speeds and power values. Review each model below, then send the shapes, exact sizes and matching wall thicknesses in your production schedule so XFX can discuss a configuration for your project.
You can start with the specifications you already have. Final line selection needs a size-by-size review.
01 / THE LINE FAMILY
Two model labels. One project-specific discussion.
FX45 and FX50 share one XFX English product listing, with separate size, thickness and equipment values for each model. Compare the two sections below before discussing your complete tube schedule with XFX.
An ERW line forms steel strip into tube, joins the longitudinal seam with high-frequency welding, sizes the section and cuts finished lengths. The appropriate equipment and tooling depend on your actual tube list, material and output target.
Review the FX50 listing
See the separately listed FX50 values, then discuss your complete tube schedule with XFX.
View FX50 specifications02 / TUBE SPECIFICATIONS
Compare the listed FX45 and FX50 specifications.
The saved XFX English product page lists these models in separate columns. Pair each planned tube size with its wall thickness when discussing a line; the final configuration is confirmed for the project.
FX45 / EXISTING SITE LISTING
FX45 Tube Mill Line
Round tube
- Outside diameter
- Φ16–63 mm
- Wall thickness
- 0.6–2.5 mm
Square tube
- Section size
- 12 × 12–50 × 50 mm
- Wall thickness
- 0.6–2.0 mm
Listed production speed30–100 m/min
HF welder power150 kW
Main motor power132/160 kW
FX50 / EXISTING SITE LISTING
FX50 Tube Mill Line
Round tube
- Outside diameter
- Φ19–76 mm
- Wall thickness
- 0.7–3.0 mm
Square tube
- Section size
- 15 × 15–60 × 60 mm
- Wall thickness
- 0.7–2.5 mm
Listed production speed30–90 m/min
HF welder power200 kW
Main motor power160/185 kW
The saved model table does not state a rectangular-tube range for either model. Send the exact rectangular section sizes and paired wall thicknesses for review. Listed speed is not a guarantee for every size and material combination.
03 / PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS
Start with the tubes you need to make.
Round, square and rectangular tube projects may need different tooling and sizing arrangements. For each planned tube, pair the exact outside diameter or section size with its wall thickness. A broad size range on its own is not enough for final line selection.
You can contact us before every detail is settled. Tell us what is known now; we can identify what the technical proposal still needs.
Send your initial requirementsYour first tube schedule
- Tube shape and each exact round, square or rectangular size
- Matching wall thickness for every size
- Steel material or grade, if known
- Required production speed or capacity, if known
- Coil or strip information, if known
- Local electrical supply, if known
- Destination country and finished tube length
- Cutting requirement, if known
Even a partial schedule is useful for the first discussion.
04 / PRODUCTION PROCESS
From steel strip to finished tube
A typical ERW route provides a way to discuss the line. Its exact stations and equipment scope are confirmed in the project proposal.
01Coil entryUncoiling and strip preparation
02Strip continuityJoining and accumulation where required
03Form & weldForming stands and HF seam welding
04Size & cutSizing, cutting and run-out handling
Additional seam treatment, cooling, packing and inspection needs should be specified for the project; this diagram is not a fixed bill of materials.
05 / EQUIPMENT SCOPE
Know what to review in the quotation.
The same product schedule can lead to different equipment choices. Confirm what is included, excluded or separately quoted before comparing offers.
Coil entry & accumulator
Review coil handling, strip joining and how the line maintains strip supply during production.
Forming, HF welding & sizing
Discuss the section mix, welding configuration, sizing method and controls for the required tube list.
Cutting & handling
Confirm finished lengths, end-quality expectations and the cutting and run-out arrangement.
Roll tooling & spares
Agree which sizes need tooling, how size changes will be handled and what spare-parts scope the project needs.
A cold saw, hot friction saw, accumulator type, uncoiler arrangement, packing equipment and tooling set are project decisions. No item above is promised as standard or free.
06 / TOOLING & SIZE CHANGES
Plan the whole tube schedule, not just one size.
Each tube shape and size change can affect roll tooling and setup. Share the sizes you expect to make most often and any future sizes that matter to your investment. XFX can then discuss a tooling plan with the line configuration.
Changeover time and the number of tooling sets are not assumed on this page; they belong in a project-specific technical proposal.
07 / FACTORY & SUPPORT
Work with the team behind the equipment.
XFX has its own factory in China. We can provide on-site installation and commissioning, operator training, remote technical support, operation and maintenance documents, and spare-parts support.
The project's service scope is confirmed in its proposal. The customer is responsible for installation personnel's visas, flights, meals, accommodation and wages during the installation period.
Discuss support arrangements
08 / BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions before choosing FX45 or FX50
What is the difference between FX45 and FX50?
The saved English listing gives FX45 and FX50 different round and square ranges, thicknesses, motor power, HF welder power and listed production speed. Compare the separate specifications above, then ask XFX to check the line and tooling against every tube size, matching wall thickness and material in your schedule.
Can I ask for a quote before all my specifications are ready?
Yes. Start with what you know. For final line selection, each planned tube size should be matched with its wall thickness; material, output and cut length also help define the proposal.
Does the line include a saw, tooling and packing equipment?
The quotation should state the included equipment and any separately quoted options. Cutting method, tooling sets and packing arrangements are selected for the project, so do not assume a fixed package from a model name.
Can we discuss square or rectangular tubes?
Yes. Send the exact section sizes and matching wall thicknesses. XFX can review the required forming, sizing and tooling arrangement before confirming feasibility for a particular model.
What support can XFX provide?
XFX can provide on-site installation and commissioning, training, remote technical support, operation and maintenance documents, and spare-parts support. Project details and the customer's installation-related costs are confirmed in the proposal.
09 / DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
Send your tube schedule. We’ll review the line with you.
Send the shapes, exact sizes with their wall thicknesses, material and any output or cut-length target. You can start the conversation with partial information.
View the Contact pageSEND AN INQUIRY
Send Your Project Details
Start with what you know. Include each tube size and its matching wall thickness where available.