BP Automation designs and manufactures custom straight pipe cladding systems built around your material specifications, deposition requirements, and throughput targets. Our in-house engineers, technicians, and machinists handle the full build — mechanical, electrical, and controls — so you get a complete, commissioned system ready for production.
A straight pipe cladding machine applies weld overlay or hardfacing inside straight pipe sections using controlled torch motion, welding parameters, fixturing, and machine controls. The goal is consistent internal coverage, repeatable deposition, and efficient production.
Automated straight pipe cladding can improve weld consistency, reduce manual labour, increase throughput, support longer pipe lengths, and help maintain more repeatable process control across production runs.
Yes. BP Automation designs straight pipe cladding machines around pipe length, pipe diameter, weight, welding process, torch count, deposition requirements, operator workflow, controls, safety, and production targets.
Yes. Multi-torch systems can be designed to improve productivity or support different operating modes. BP Automation can engineer torch motion, recipes, controls, fixturing, and machine structure around the required pipe cladding process.
BP Automation builds straight pipe cladding systems for a wide range of pipe diameters and lengths. Each system is engineered to your specific pipe specifications — bore diameter, wall thickness, pipe length, and cladding material requirements.
BP Automation builds systems for submerged arc (SAW), MIG/GMAW, and PTA cladding processes depending on the alloy, deposition rate, and dilution requirements of the application.
Yes. BP Automation handles delivery, installation, commissioning, operator training, and ongoing support for all equipment we build. The relationship does not end at machine delivery.
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