Automatic Flexible Tube Cutting and Splitting Machine up to Φ38 mm, 60–210 Cuts/Min WM-584

Name: Automatic Flexible Tube Cutting and Splitting Machine up to Φ38 mm, 60–210 Cuts/Min WM-584
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-584

HS Code 8461.50 Tube up to Φ38 mm 60–210 pcs/min

The WM-584 cuts flexible tubing to length and slits it lengthwise on the same pass, on a 650 × 480 × 420 mm bench frame. It takes tube up to Φ38 mm and holds ±0.1 mm over cut lengths from 0.1 to 99,999.9 mm, at 60 to 210 cuts per minute depending on the piece length. A stepper-driven feed meters the tube and a flat replaceable knife makes the cut-off, both programmed from the English touchscreen. Besides corrugated conduit the manufacturer rates it for silicone, rubber, oil-seal, medical, beverage, gas and water tube. Net weight is 66 kg on AC220 V, 560 W.

Specifications

Function	Flexible tube cutting to length with lengthwise splitting
Applicable materials	Corrugated tube, silicone tube, rubber tube, oil seal tube, coffee tube, medical tube, gas tube, water tube
Cutting diameter	Max. Φ38 mm
Cutting length	0.1 – 99,999.9 mm
Cutting accuracy	±0.1 mm
Cutting speed	60 – 210 times/min
Power	AC220 V, 560 W
Dimensions	650 × 480 × 420 mm (L × W × H)
Gross weight	82 kg
Net weight	66 kg
HS Code	8461.50 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	On request

Key features

Up to 210 cuts a minute on short pieces — the fastest cut-and-split rate we publish in this category, and roughly three times what the large-bore conduit set turns out
±0.1 mm as an absolute figure, not a percentage: a 20 mm collar and a 3 m sleeve are both held to a tenth of a millimetre, so short pieces do not inherit the error of a percentage tolerance
Cut length spans 0.1 to 99,999.9 mm from one entry field — sub-millimetre trims and 100-metre runs off the same program screen
Flat cut-off knife is a plain consumable — it drops out and swaps in without dismantling the feed, so a dulled blade costs minutes rather than a service visit
Stepper-motor feed meters the tube against the counter instead of dragging it, which is what keeps piece length repeatable across a long batch
One machine for mixed tubing — the same head is rated for convoluted conduit, silicone and rubber hose, medical and beverage tube, and gas and water line

What it processes

Harness and cable-assembly shops pre-cutting split conduit and sleeving into counted kit lengths
Silicone, rubber and PVC tube converters cutting hose and sleeve to length in high piece counts
Medical, beverage and appliance tubing suppliers producing short, tightly-toleranced tube segments
Oil-seal, gas and water line fabricators cutting soft tube to fixed lengths for assembly

Suited for: flexible tubing up to Φ38 mm — convoluted conduit, silicone and rubber hose, medical, beverage, gas and water tube — cut to counted lengths and slit lengthwise, where the job is defined by piece count and tight length tolerance. Not suited for: conduit above Φ38 mm, which belongs on the WM-583 corrugated tube cutting and splitting machine with powered tube feeder covering Φ5–60 mm; heavy automotive loom fed from a bulk coil, where the WM-162 corrugated tube cutting machine with built-in 30 kg pay-off reel carries the coil for you across Φ3–32 mm; and metal tube, which needs the WM-183 automatic metal tube cutting machine for copper, aluminium and armoured pipe from Φ1 to Φ30 mm. If the pieces only need cutting to length and no split, across hose, conduit and pipe to Φ40 mm, the WM-582 automatic tube cut-to-length machine is the simpler buy.

Wall thickness and hardness differ from one tube supplier to the next, and a slitting knife feels that difference more than a cut-off knife does. Send us 2–3 metres of your actual tube and we run it on this machine on video — cut pieces and split line on camera — before you commit.

Engineering knowledge

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WM-584 — common questions

How does the WM-584 compare with your other two cut-and-split machines?

Three rungs, picked by bore and by rate. The WM-584 is the speed and precision rung: up to Φ38 mm, 60–210 cuts per minute, ±0.1 mm absolute, and cut lengths from 0.1 to 99,999.9 mm — the one to choose for high piece counts, very short pieces, or mixed tubing that is not only corrugated conduit. The WM-176 is the conduit rung: Φ4–32 mm (42 mm on request), a heavier 1.0 kW round-blade drive built specifically for automotive wire loom, cut lengths 5–9,999 mm. The WM-583 is the large-bore rung: Φ5–60 mm on a floor-standing head with its own 180 kg powered coil feeder, 10–60 pieces per minute. Tell us your tube diameter, wall and monthly volume and we will say which rung fits.

Is 210 cuts a minute a real production number?

The manufacturer rates the machine at 60 to 210 cuts per minute and states plainly that the figure depends on cut length — the top of the band belongs to short pieces, where the feed barely indexes between cuts, and the bottom to long ones, where most of the cycle is feeding rather than cutting. Give us your piece length and we will run your tube and time the actual rate before you order.

Does every piece come out split, or can I run closed tube as well?

The machine is built to cut and split in the same pass. The manufacturer does not publish a specification for running it with the slitting knife disengaged, and we will not invent one — if you need both closed and split pieces off the same machine, say so in your inquiry and we confirm it against the actual unit before you commit.

What is the smallest tube it will handle?

Only the ceiling is published — Φ38 mm maximum. No minimum diameter is given, and the cutting length spec starts at 0.1 mm rather than telling you anything about bore. Send us 2–3 metres of your smallest tube; we run it on this machine and send you the video of the cut and split pieces.

What comes out of the machine at the end of a batch?

Counted pieces, cut square and slit down their length, dropped through the outfeed. Batch quantity, piece length and speed are all entered on the touchscreen, so an operator sets the job and comes back to a finished count rather than watching a tape measure.