Cement Pipe Mold

Cement pipe tooling is a family, and the family is organized by joint geometry and forming method. For drainage pipe there are flat-joint molds, socket-and-spigot molds, steel-socket molds and tongue-and-groove molds, the last including flexible tongue-and-groove versions; for the centrifugal route there are centrifugal pipe dies; for vertical vibration there are vertical vibrating steel molds. Each type is built to the pipe diameter, pipe length and end profile confirmed for that pipe, and the mold has to match the machine that forms it - a die made for spinning will not serve a roller frame. Dimensions and weights are To Be Confirmed per pipe specification.

We machine the shells, end rings and joint parts to the pipe drawing you approve and hold that drawing for repeat orders. Whether you run flat-joint, socket-and-spigot, steel-socket or tongue-and-groove, one cavity standard carries across the family, so changing the joint type does not change how your pipe strips.