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Tube Cutting Manufacturers and Companies

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IQS Directory provides a comprehensive list of tube cutting companies and suppliers. Use our website to review and source top tube cutting companies with roll over ads and detailed product descriptions. Find tube cutting companies that can design and engineer tube cutting services to your company’s specifications. Then contact the tube cutting companies through our quick and easy request for quote form. Website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information is provided for each company. Whether you are looking for automated steel tube cutting systems, precision tube cutting services, steel tube cutting services, or customized tube cutting services, this is the resource for you.

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Leading Tube Cutting Manufacturers

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Certification, declaration and ownership records are on file for 1 of 5 suppliers in this list, from supplier reports IQS reviewed. A supplier without one listed may still hold it.

Leading tube cutting manufacturers
Placement No.ManufacturerLocationContactActions
1

H-P Products, Inc.

With 75+ years of experience, H-P Products, Inc. is a leader in precision tube fabrication. We offer CNC bending up to 8" OD, NC bending up to 10" OD, laser tube cutting, welding, and end-forming to support a wide range of industries. From complex geometries to contract manufacturing, customers rely on us for consistent quality and dependable results.

  • ISO 9001 (Supplier-reported, reviewed Sep 2026)

H-P Products, Inc. states: Veteran-owned business (Supplier-reported, reviewed Sep 2026)

LocationLouisville, OH
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MultiTech Metal Industries Inc.

At MultiTech Metal Industries, we specialize in tube fabrication solutions that support a wide range of industrial, commercial, and OEM applications. Our company works with various tube materials, sizes, and configurations to produce components and assemblies that meet demanding performance and dimensional requirements.

LocationCarol Stream, IL
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3

J & D Tube Benders Inc.

At J & D Tube Benders, we specialize in tube fabrication solutions that support a wide range of industries and applications. We combine precision manufacturing techniques with extensive fabrication experience to produce high-quality tubular components that meet exact customer specifications.

LocationSchofield, WI
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4

CenterLine Precision Tube Bending, Inc.

CLP specializes in advanced tube bending and fabrication services to meet diverse industry needs. With expertise in techniques such as mandrel tube bending, CNC bending, rotary draw bending, coiling, roll bending, serpentine bending, tube end forming, and hand bending, CLP delivers precision-crafted solutions for complex projects. Industries we serve but are not limited to: Medical, aerospace, DoD. We deliver exceptional quality through rigorous standards, on-time delivery, and quick lead times.

LocationDublin, CA
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5

Ross Bending Dynamics

At Ross Bending Dynamics, we provide tube fabrication solutions built around precision, consistency, and dependable production support. Our company works with customers who need formed tube components, fabricated assemblies, and reliable manufacturing service for parts that must meet exact fit, function, and appearance requirements. We focus on producing quality tube products while helping customers move efficiently from concept and quoting through production and delivery, with hands-on support.

LocationMinneapolis, MN
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How many tube cutting manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
5 leading manufacturers and 57 additional suppliers.
Where are tube cutting manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 22 states and provinces: Illinois (9), Pennsylvania (6), Michigan (5), Minnesota (5), Ohio (5), California (4), Indiana (4), Wisconsin (4), and 14 more.
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Tube Cutting

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Tube cutting is a tube fabricating process in which tubes are cut to specific lengths according to the intended application and use or for transport and storage purposes. Tubes are used to serve many functions: containment, support, transportation, protection, etc. Tube cutting is used to aid the use of tubes in the agricultural, construction, aerospace, automotive, electrical, and medical industries for applications that range from prototypes to large production runs or basic engines and flow systems.

Tube Cutting Processes

A variety of processes, including both hot and cold working methods, can be employed in the process of cutting tubes and piping. Depending on their intended application, tubes can range greatly in durability, density, and hardness. In accordance with the hardness of the tube material, its thickness and diameter, and the specifications of the end of the tube, a range of tube cutters can be used. Handheld cutters are often used to trim pipes made from plastics or from softer metals such as aluminum, copper, and brass. Other tools used for cutting are circular saws, horizontal band saws, lathes, lasers, and electronically powered blades. Heavy-duty cutting machines are required for larger tubing made of stronger metals such as iron or stainless steel, and in most cases, these cutters will be bench-mounted or attached to a larger piece of machinery. The cutting machine needs to be durable and easy to operate as part of a tube fabricating system.

Types of Tube Cutting

Most tube cutting is done by the blade making a full rotation around the tube's circumference and slicing through the wall. Internal cutters are typically abrasive blades or contoured blades which cut a tube from the inside out. For applications requiring a tube to be cut without space for a rotational cutter, a cutter with a hinged handle and blade can be used. As tube cutting can result in surface imperfections along the edge of the cut, an extra finishing process may be required, such as sanding or polishing, to finish the cutting process. Automatic deburring machines are available to remove burrs in a method known as shear tube cutting. Cutting can be done at many different stages depending on the application and the configurations of the tubing. Tube bending and pipe bending can be done before tube cutting is done to trim the tube to the exact lengths. Computerized machinery can also be used to ensure the precision of the operation and to direct the electronic system in control of the blade. This will typically result in a better finish than manual cutting, although it is not always feasible.

 


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