Assisted Tube Rolling Systems

Rapid Hawk Assisted Tube Rolling System

Rapid Hawk

Assisted Tube Rolling System

Elliott’s Rapid Hawk Assisted Tube Rolling System utilizes an electronic torque control system to precisely measure tube expansion and consistently hit target every time. For the first time, an electronic torque control can be used regardless of the motor’s power source.

  • Tube Size: 0.500" to 3.00" (12.7 - 76.2mm) OD

  • Torque Control

  • Consistent Tube Expansion

  • Operator Friendly

  • Large Radial Reach

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Table Hawk Tabletop Assisted Tube Rolling System

Table Hawk

Tabletop Assisted Tube Rolling System

Engineered to productively and precisely expand small tubes commonly found in oil coolers and other small heat exchangers. Elliott’s tabletop assisted tube rolling system completes the job right the first time.

  • Tube Size: 0.25" to 0.625" (6.35 - 15.875mm) OD

  • Direct Torqueâ„¢ Electric Torque Control

  • Increased Productivity

  • Operator Friendly

  • Consistent Tube Expansion

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Ultra Hawk Assisted Tube Rolling System

Ultra Hawk

Assisted Tube Rolling System

The first rolling system of its kind, offering the speed and productivity of a patent pending electric servo motor with the capability to perform parallel pin and traditional expansion.

  • Tube Size: 0.625″ to 1.500″ (15.9 – 38.1mm) OD

  • Parallel and Traditional Pin Tube Rolling

  • Up To 2X The Speed Of Conventional Rolling

  • Automatic Tool Lubrication

  • Large Radial Reach

  • Easy To Move

  • Operator Friendly Controls

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Elliott Announces A Better Way To Groove Tube Sheet Holes

Elliott Tool Technologies, a USA based tube tool manufacturer, announced the launch of a newly redesigned Grooving & Serrating tool. Equipped with a reusable wear pad the new mandrel design allows for metal chips to escape easily, reducing damage to the mandrel and tube sheet hole.