Portable Line Boring and Welding Machine
Portable line boring and bore welder machine is Portable, Easy Installation & Operation, Powerful tool for site maintenance. It can be carried out at site, reducing the cost of equipment disassembly and transportation. Used in all kinds of industrial equipment maintenance, ship building and repair, pipeline processing etc, and other industries.
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/40-300
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/55-300
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/40-160
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/55-160
Portable Line Boring and Bore Welding in One Setup
SPOWER portable line boring and bore welding machines repair worn bores, bushings and bearing housings on heavy equipment directly at the job site. Instead of dismantling an excavator boom, a crane hinge or a crusher frame and transporting it to a workshop, the machine is clamped onto the workpiece, the worn bore is rebuilt by bore welding and then machined back to size in the same setup.
The S50 system covers bore diameters from 40 mm to 300 mm and is supplied with 50 mm and 35 mm line boring bar systems, 160 mm and 300 mm modular tool holder sets and a bore welding torch head for build-up. Because the boring bar and the welder share the same mounting frame, alignment is maintained between welding and machining, which makes the repair repeatable across a fleet of the same machine.
S50 Machine Data and Configuration
| Bore diameter range | 40 mm - 300 mm (model dependent) |
|---|---|
| Available models | S50/40-160, S50/55-160, S50/40-300, S50/55-300 |
| Line boring bar system | 50 mm and 35 mm bars |
| Tool holder systems | 160 mm and 300 mm modular sets |
| Spindle speed | 12 - 250 RPM variable (model dependent) |
| Drive motor | 1.5 kW / 2.0 kW (model dependent) |
| Machine weight | 32 kg / 38 kg (model dependent) |
| Operation | On-site, clamped to the workpiece, no dismantling |
| Welding function | Bore welding torch head supplied for bore build-up |
Where These Machines Are Used
- »Excavator buckets, booms and linkage bores
- »Loader, backhoe and telehandler hinge points
- »Crusher, screen and conveyor frame bores
- »Crane, hoist and steel mill pivot bores
- »Marine rudder, propeller shaft and deck equipment housings
- »Pipeline, valve and pump casing bores
- »General plant maintenance and emergency breakdown repair
Machine and Spare Part Options
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/40-300
Bores from 40 mm to 300 mm with the 300 mm tool holder system.
Portable Line Boring Machine S50/55-160
Compact 55 - 160 mm machine for smaller bores and lighter jobs.
PL50 Portable Shaft Lathe
Turns journals, bearing seats and shaft ends when the wear is on the shaft.
F50 Portable Flange Facing Machine
Refaces pipe, valve and flange sealing surfaces from 50 mm to 500 mm.
Supply, Training and After-Sales Support
- •Machines are supplied as complete kits with boring bars, tool holders, tool bits, mounting brackets and a bore welding torch head.
- •Each unit is packed in a transport case so the whole system can be carried to the job site.
- •Operation and adjustment guidance is provided in English, including bar setting and alignment steps.
- •Wear parts and spares such as gearbox, motor module, control box, feed handwheel, tool holders and inserts are available separately.
- •Technical support helps match the machine, bar system and tool holder to the bore being repaired before the order is placed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What bore diameter can a portable line boring and welding machine handle?
The S50 range covers bores from 40 mm to 300 mm depending on the model. The S50/40-160 and S50/40-300 start at 40 mm, while the S50/55-160 and S50/55-300 start at 55 mm. The 160 mm tool holder set is used for the smaller machines and the 300 mm set for the larger ones.
Can the bore be welded and machined in one setup?
Yes. The bore welding torch head and the line boring bar use the same mounting frame, so the worn bore can be built up by welding and then machined back to size without moving the machine between steps.
Does the part have to be removed from the machine?
No. The machine is clamped onto the workpiece on site, which avoids the cost of dismantling, transport and re-alignment that a workshop repair would require.