Direct Square Forming Tube Mill: LW120-LW2000

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Direct Square Forming Tube Mill: LW120-LW2000

Cold bending profile steel and square/rectangular pipe line is the equipment used for production of open-mouthed and close-mouthed profile steel. With combined type of rollers, and multi points pre-bending forming technology, rollers can be changed quickly with no necessary to remove main axis or stands. Further, with the low loading, it can reduce 80% of rollers cost and 90% of time for changing rollers. All specified open or close mouthed profile steel can be produced with one set of combined rollers. lt is suitable for multi-specification small batch production and meet the market requirement as well.


Square Tube Mill Line Supplier

DFT tube mill is an industrial production line used to manufacture square or rectangular steel pipes directly from steel strips through continuous roll forming, high-frequency welding, sizing, and straightening processes. Compared to traditional round-to-square forming, direct square forming improves precision and material utilization. As a professional square tube mill line supplier, Great Wall offers a complete range of high-performance tube mill equipment for square and rectangular tubes.


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Working Principle of Square Tube Mill Line

The process begins with steel coil uncoiling, followed by leveling and shearing. The strip is then fed into the forming section where rolls progressively shape it into square or rectangular forms. High-frequency induction welding bonds the edges, after which the welded tube undergoes sizing, straightening, cutting, and stacking. Great Wall’s square tube mill lines feature solid-state HF welding, CNC control systems, and automatic adjustment modules to ensure stability and consistency across production runs.


Application Scenarios for Square Pipe Making Machines

Square and rectangular steel tubes produced by Great Wall square tube mill lines are widely used in:

  • Steel structure construction (e.g., warehouses, stadiums)

  • Guardrails and fencing

  • Mechanical structures and frames

  • Automotive chassis and components

  • Solar mounting structures

  • Agricultural machinery


Why Great Wall Is Your Trusted Square Tube Mill Line Supplier

  • In-house CNC machining, roll forming, and assembly lines

  • ISO 9001 certified, CE-compliant manufacturing process

  • Pre-shipment full trial assembly & performance testing

  • Turnkey service: layout design, training, and after-sales support

  • Fast spare parts supply & global technical assistance

  • 1,000+ projects delivered across 25+ countries

Great Wall ensures stable performance, fast delivery, and full engineering support for every square tube mill line.

Product Disaplay

Square Tube Mill Line Types

ModelTube Size Range (mm)Wall Thickness (mm)Tube Mill Speed (m/min)
LW32030x30 – 80x801.0 – 4.020 – 80
LW40040x40 – 100x1002.0 – 5.015 – 50
LW60080x80 – 150x1502.0 – 6.015 – 50
LW72080x80 – 180x1803.0 – 7.015 – 50
LW80090x90 – 200x2003.0 – 8.015 – 45
LW1000130x130 – 200x2003.0 – 10.015 – 30
LW1200170x170 – 300x3004.0 – 14.010 – 20
LW1600170x170 – 400x4004.0 – 16.010 – 20
LW2000170x170 – 500x5004.0 – 18.010 – 20


Problems Solved by Square Tube Mill

ProblemSolution by Great Wall Square Tube Mill Line
Low yield rate from round-to-square formingDirect forming technology improves yield and reduces scrap
Inconsistent welding qualitySolid-state HF welding ensures strong, uniform welds
Manual adjustment causing downtimeCNC auto-adjustment enhances setup speed and repeatability
Material waste due to poor cutting controlHigh-precision flying saw systems improve cutting accuracy
Scaling production for larger sizesLW2000 model supports high-capacity and large-diameter tubing


Direct Square Forming vs Traditional Round-to-Square


FeatureDirect Square FormingRound-to-Square Forming
Forming ProcessDirect square shapingRound tube first
Roller Change TimeFastSlow
Material WasteLowerHigher
Corner PrecisionBetterModerate
Roller CostLowerHigher
Production FlexibilityHighMedium
Small Batch ProductionSuitableLess efficient

Direct square forming technology eliminates unnecessary round forming stages, improving dimensional consistency while significantly reducing tooling cost and production downtime.


Frequently Asked Questions-Direct Square Tube Mill

1. What Is a Direct Square Tube Mill?

A direct square tube mill forms square and rectangular steel tubes directly from steel strip without first making round pipes. Compared with traditional methods, it offers better corner accuracy, lower roller costs, and faster changeover.

2. What Is the Difference Between a Direct Square Tube Mill and Traditional Forming?

A direct square tube mill forms square tubes directly, while traditional methods first produce round tubes and then reshape them. A square tube forming machine improves efficiency, precision, and tooling flexibility.

3. What Can a Square Tube Making Machine Produce?

A square tube making machine can produce square and rectangular steel tubes for construction, automotive, furniture, solar structures, and industrial applications.

4. What Materials Can the Square Tube Mill Process?

Our square tube mill is suitable for carbon steel, galvanized steel, mild steel, hot-rolled steel, and cold-rolled steel strips.

5. Can One Square Pipe Making Machine Produce Multiple Sizes?

Yes. One square pipe making machine can produce different tube sizes through roller adjustment or tooling replacement, improving production flexibility.

6. What Are the Advantages of a Square Tube Forming Machine?

A square tube forming machine offers high precision, lower roller investment, stable welding quality, faster size changes, and improved production efficiency.

7. Do You Provide Installation and Technical Support?

Yes. We provide installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales support for every square tube mill.

8. Can the Direct Square Tube Mill Be Customized?

Yes. Our direct square tube mill can be customized according to tube size, material, factory layout, and production capacity requirements.