T-DRILL · Technology catalogue

T-DRILL machines and tools for tube processing

From a portable tool to an integrated production line. Choose the result you need on the tube, explore the solutions and send us your production requirements.

Five processes. One contact in Poland.

TARGA helps select the machine, tooling and workpiece handling. Material, geometry and the production task provide the starting point. We can begin with a brief discussion, then agree on trials, configuration and implementation scope.

Portable tools and accessories

T-54 SST, T-54c, PLUS attachments, HFT tables and branch tube end preparation.

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Automation and custom projects

FMS, feeding, positioning, production data and process integration.

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T-DRILL catalogue

Models and equipment

Configuration and availability are confirmed during selection.

35 items

Select 2–3 models from the same technology family to compare.

S-28 — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

S-28

S-28 forms branches in straight and bent tubes. Its slim tooling area helps reach workpieces where a larger unit would restrict access.

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S-56 — a stand-alone tube collaring workstation.

Industrial machine

S-56

S-56 prepares branches for welded and brazed joints. The cycle is selected for the joining method, material and tube geometry, from a stand-alone workstation to a configuration with a feeding system.

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S-56 PC — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

S-56 PC

S-56 PC combines hole punching with tube collaring. It prepares manifolds with different types of openings on one workstation.

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S-56 MultiFlex — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

S-56 MultiFlex

S-56 MultiFlex produces manifolds using up to 3 processing units. The head arrangement is selected for branch diameters and brazed or welded joints.

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S-80 with an automatic AFT table and guarding — an example of a complete workstation.

Industrial machine

S-80

S-80 combines collaring with a tool magazine and automatic tube positioning in the AFT configuration. It suits repeat production where successive branches have different positions and diameters.

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TEC-220 — machine view. Tube handling is selected separately.

Industrial machine

TEC-220

TEC-220 forms branches directly from the run tube wall. Hole milling, collaring and trimming take place at one workstation, for branches up to 219.1 mm outside diameter.

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T-115 with a clamped tube.

Industrial machine

T-115

T-115 prepares the hole, forms the collar and trims its edge at one workstation. This compact tube prefabrication machine offers a larger range than a portable tool, with positioning selected for your production.

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T-115 Cu — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

T-115 Cu

T-115 Cu prepares Ø18–108 mm branches in copper tubes. Separate tools make the pilot hole and form the collar for joining the branch tube.

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SEC-115 — working unit; workstation equipment is selected separately.

Industrial machine

SEC-115

SEC-115 combines collaring with automatic tool changes. It provides a starting point for manifold production with multiple branches, different diameters and repeatable positions along the tube.

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TBC-115 — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

TBC-115

TBC-115 uses a rotary table and three units for hole milling, collaring and trimming. Successive stages can work in parallel on different parts.

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F-200 — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

F-200

F-200 forms a flange directly on the tube end. Cold or hot forming, tools and supports are selected for the material, wall thickness and flange joint geometry.

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F-420e — tube flanging machine. HOT process equipment is selected separately.

Industrial machine

F-420e

F-420e prepares the tube end for a joint with a loose backing flange. Electric servo drives and stored programmes support repeatable flanging. Cold or hot forming is selected for the material, diameter and wall thickness.

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F-400 — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

F-400

F-400 prepares flanged ends on Ø42.4–419 mm tubes. The COLD or HOT configuration is selected for the material and wall thickness; handling is selected for the workpiece length and weight.

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TCC-28 Coil — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-28 Coil

TCC-28 Coil combines decoiling, straightening and chipless tube cutting to programmed lengths. Line selection covers the material, coil and finished part unloading.

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TCC-28 RL — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-28 RL

TCC-28 RL feeds tubes from a rackloader and cuts them chiplessly to programmed lengths. Selection also covers sorting and material remnant handling.

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TCC-28 RL & Coil — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-28 RL & Coil

TCC-28 RL & Coil combines coil feeding with a rackloader for straight tubes. Both modes have separate material and equipment selection conditions.

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TCC-50 MCS — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-50 MCS

TCC-50 MCS is a chipless cutting workstation for smaller batches. The operator feeds the tube against a length stop and the machine performs the cutting cycle.

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TCC-50 RL — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-50 RL

TCC-50 RL automates cutting of Ø8–50.8 mm straight tubes. The rackloader and sorter are selected for the input material and required part lengths.

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TCC-50 RL & Coil — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-50 RL & Coil

TCC-50 RL & Coil combines cutting of straight and coiled tubing. Capacity for each material route, lengths and equipment are agreed as one line configuration.

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TCC-45 SVO — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube cutting machine

TCC-45 SVO

TCC-45 SVO uses servo-driven roller feeding for chipless cutting of coiled tubes. It is particularly useful for longer cut lengths and frequent length changes.

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TCC-45 EF3 — example manufacturer configuration.

Cutting and end-forming line

TCC-45 EF3

TCC-45 EF3 combines chipless cutting and end forming in one system. Up to three tool strokes can prepare a profile without moving the part to a separate end former.

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TCC-45 EF8 — example manufacturer configuration.

Cutting and end-forming line

TCC-45 EF8

TCC-45 EF8 combines tube cutting with a cycle of up to eight forming strokes. It allows a more complex end profile to be planned within one line.

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EFO-3e — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube end-forming machine

EFO-3e

EFO-3e performs up to three forming strokes in a programmed cycle. Electric servo drives and tools selected from the drawing produce the required tube end profile.

SPM-115 — example manufacturer configuration.

Spinning machine

SPM-115

SPM-115 closes the ends of copper and brass tubes with a flat profile. An electric servo drive follows the programmed cycle while a rotating tool forms the stationary tube.

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SP-110 — example manufacturer configuration.

Spinning machine

SP-110

SP-110 is a spinning machine for copper tubes. The selected tool defines the end shape; capacity is checked separately for closing, reducing and expanding.

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T-InWeld — example manufacturer configuration.

Industrial machine

T-InWeld

T-InWeld performs an automated TIG welding process from inside the tubular component. Selection starts with joint geometry, tool access and internal surface requirements.

T-54c — cordless version for copper.

Cordless portable tool

T-54c Cu

The cordless T-54c forms a collar directly in a copper tube. The branch tube is then inserted into the prepared outlet and brazed. The set is selected for tube diameters and wall thicknesses.

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Corded T-54 SST shown with the PLUS 115 SST attachment. The attachment is additional equipment.

Corded portable tool

T-54 SST

A corded system for collaring steel and stainless steel tubes. Tooling, clamping and equipment are selected for the workpiece geometry.

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T-54c SST — tool with the module for steel tubes.

Cordless portable tool

T-54c SST

T-54c SST combines a cordless drive with a clamping module for steel tubes. It forms a branch collar directly from the tube wall and then trims the edge for subsequent joining.

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PLUS 115 Cu — example manufacturer configuration.

Range extension unit

PLUS 115 Cu

PLUS 115 Cu extends the capabilities of a compatible T-54 family tool. The set forms Ø54–115 mm branches; tools and clamping are selected for the run tube.

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PLUS 115 SST — example manufacturer configuration.

Range extension unit

PLUS 115 SST

PLUS 115 SST extends the capabilities of a compatible T-54 family tool. The set forms Ø48.3–114.3 mm branches; tools and clamping are selected for the run tube.

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HFT-2000 — example manufacturer configuration.

Modular work table

HFT-2000

HFT-2000 organises tube support and positioning when forming multiple branches. The nominal 2000 mm working range can be extended with additional modules.

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HFT-2000 SS — example manufacturer configuration.

Modular work table

HFT-2000 SS

HFT-2000 SS organises tube support and positioning when forming multiple branches. The nominal 2000 mm working range can be extended with additional modules.

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PND-54 — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube end notching tool

PND-54

PND-54 notches and dimples the branch tube end before insertion into the formed collar. It helps set insertion depth and maintain the joint flow area.

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ND-54 — example manufacturer configuration.

Tube end notching tool

ND-54

ND-54 notches and dimples the branch tube end before insertion into the formed collar. It helps set insertion depth and maintain the joint flow area.

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Selection with TARGA

What should you prepare?

  • Material and grade, tube outside diameter and wall thickness.
  • Drawing or description of the finished shape and quality requirements.
  • Batch size, number of different parts, target cycle time and project timing.
  • Material feeding, available space and connection to subsequent operations.

Before you choose

I do not know the model yet. Where should I start?

Choose a process or describe the finished part. We will help identify the equipment family and the data required to confirm the configuration.

Is every item a complete machine?

The catalogue includes machines, portable tools, attachments and tables. Production systems and custom solutions are discussed separately, with their scope adapted to the project.

Can a machine be adapted to our production?

Yes. Working with T-DRILL’s engineering team, we can develop a machine or system adapted to the workpiece, production organisation and required operations. The scope follows the project requirements.