Thermal drilling is a high-speed process using a specialized tungsten carbide tool. It generates temperatures of 650-750°C through friction, softening the metal locally. As the drill penetrates, it forms a bushing 3-4 times thicker than the original material in just 2-6 seconds. This bushing can be used for threading, strengthening connections, or creating supports and branches, making it an efficient technique for producing strong, functional holes in thin-walled materials without material removal.

A single tube processing machine integrates cutting, thermal drilling, tapping, and marking operations. This all-in-one processing approach reduces steps, minimizes labor, significantly shortens processing time, and enhances production efficiency.

Optional pneumatic or servo-driven loading and unloading systems. Choice of fully automatic or semi-automatic feeding mechanisms available.

The system is developed based on Windows and is compatible with EtherCAT bus technology, offering high reliability, superior performance, intelligence, and network integration. It features high cutting precision, fast cutting speed, minimal waste, and high efficiency