This page provides technical specifications only. For applications, selection guidance, and use cases, seeCam-Type Series Overview.
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Cam-Type Self-Centering Beveling Machine
Complete Technical Specifications
| Model | OD Range(mm) | Wall Thickness(mm) | Bevel Angle(°) | Rotation Speed(r/min) | Body Material | Weight(kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCB/SCP-63 | 14-63mm | ≤12mm | 0-45° | 30-120r/min | Aluminum Alloy | 13kg |
| SCB/SCP-114 | 57-114mm | ≤12mm | 0-45° | 30-120r/min | Aluminum Alloy | 18kg |
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Cam-Type Series Selection Guide: Reading This Datasheet
The CAM Type table is short — two frame sizes covering 14-63mm and 57-114mm OD — because the concept is deliberately simple: a cam lever snaps the machine onto small-bore pipe in one motion, centered and locked without threading a chuck. It is the fastest OD-mounted clamping in the range, built for crews beveling hundreds of small-bore joints per shift.
- SCB/SCP-63 covers 14-63mm, SCB/SCP-114 covers 57-114mm; the 57-63mm overlap means either frame handles 2" pipe.
- Cam clamping trades grip force for speed — for heavy wall above 12mm or alloy pipe, use the block-clamp ISC Series instead.
- The two drive variants are listed in the legend below: choose SCP pneumatic when air is the site power standard, SCB otherwise.
- Sub-2" stainless tube with thin walls is better served by the LPM facing tools — squaring, not beveling, is usually what those joints need.
Drive Options
SCB
Electric
Standard 220V electric motor for workshop and general use
SCP
Pneumatic
Air-powered for hazardous environments and outdoor work