A Tube Cutting Machine (Man Drive System) is a manually operated cutting system designed for cutting paper tubes, cardboard cores, or other cylindrical materials into desired lengths. Unlike automated or servo-driven systems, this machine relies on human operation to control the cutting process, making it a cost-effective solution for small to medium-scale production. It typically consists of a rotating mandrel to hold the tube, a manually controlled cutting blade or saw, and an adjustable length guide for precise cutting. The operator manually pushes or rotates the tube while applying the cutting tool, ensuring flexibility in handling different tube sizes.
This type of machine is widely used in small-scale packaging, textile, and paper industries, where full automation may not be required. It is suitable for low to moderate production volumes, providing an affordable and simple alternative to automatic cutting machines. The man drive system allows for greater control, making it useful for custom-cut requirements, prototyping, or applications where frequent size adjustments are needed. With proper handling and maintenance, a Tube Cutting Machine (Man Drive System) can offer reliable performance, durability, and an economical solution for tube-cutting operations.
