RTP Wrapping Reinforced Composite Pipe Production Line

The spiral-wound reinforced composite pipe production line involves winding reinforcement materials such as steel cord and fiber tape onto a plastic core tube to form composite pipes. As the plastic core tube advances along the rotational axis of the rotating frame, reinforcement tape is released from the tape reel, spiraling onto the plastic core tube. Heating occurs both near the winding position and upon completion of the winding process. Product Introduction Wrap-reinforced composite pipes effectively address the corrosion issues of steel pipes and the pressure resistance limitations of plastic pipes. They are suitable for petroleum and natural gas extraction, high-pressure long-distance natural gas transmission, and various pipeline applications requiring high-pressure medium conveyance. Features Highlight 1: High Speed and Efficiency Rapidly forms the tape winding configuration to meet production schedules. Highlight 2: High Automation Level From strip steel manufacturing and transportation to pipe winding and forming, most processes utilize mechanical and automated systems, enabling precise control of parameters at every production stage. Highlight 3: Superior Material Bonding Bonding between the tape and pipe is typically achieved through hot-melt or adhesive methods, ensuring pipe integrity and sealing. Highlight 4-1: Machine Versatility Compatible with multiple reinforcement tapes, including fiberglass tape, steel cord tape, steel tape, aramid tape, polyester tape, and more.