Cutting machines slice through pipe and tubing to cut a length for installation or remove damaged sections when making repairs. They cut faster and with less effort than manual cutters, make clean cuts, and leave smooth edges that require minimal deburring. Getting an optimal cut requires matching a cutter to the form (pipe or tube), size, and material being cut. These machines sit on a benchtop, cart, or stand and provide a workstation for high-volume pipe and tube cutting jobs. They allow long run times for repetitive tasks and maintain full power during operation.