Oil drilling pipes operate under extreme conditions in deep and ultra-deep well drilling — subjected to high torque, heavy axial loads, and complex cyclic stresses — making the forming quality and heat treatment performance of the pipe end upset zone directly determinative of service life and downhole operational safety. This complete equipment series is purpose-built for the two core process disciplines of drill pipe manufacturing: upsetting and annealing. The drill pipe upsetting production line and drill rod upsetting machine together form the primary equipment system for upset end forming: the production line is configured for continuous high-volume output, while the standalone upsetting machine provides flexible single-unit operational capability — both working in concert to ensure precise dimensional accuracy in the upset zone and a sound metal flow line distribution critical to joint fatigue performance. Drill rod upsetting induction heating equipment applies precision localized heating to the pipe end zone through high-efficiency induction technology, maintaining strict control over the heating boundary and temperature gradient to establish an optimal thermal window for subsequent upsetting — effectively preventing defects such as overheating and decarburization that would compromise material integrity. The drill pipe annealing production line addresses the stress relief and microstructural homogenization requirements of the formed pipe, employing controlled annealing sequences to restore material ductility and toughness and establish a sound metallurgical foundation for subsequent quenching and tempering operations. The four equipment categories work in coordinated sequence, providing drill pipe manufacturers with comprehensive process equipment coverage from pipe end forming through heat treatment.