Butt fusion welding is the most common and widely used method for joining HDPE (high-density polyethylene) pipes. This process involves heating the ends of two pipes until they become molten, then pressing them together under controlled pressure to form a strong, seamless joint. Once cooled, the weld becomes as strong as—or even stronger than—the original pipe.
Butt fusion is ideal for long, continuous runs of pipe and is widely used in water, gas, sewer, and irrigation infrastructure due to its durability, leak resistance, and ability to withstand high pressures and environmental stress.
Butt fusion welding is the most common and widely used method for joining HDPE (high-density polyethylene) pipes. This process involves heating the ends of two pipes until they become molten, then pressing them together under controlled pressure to form a strong, seamless joint. Once cooled, the weld becomes as strong as—or even stronger than—the original pipe.
Butt fusion is ideal for long, continuous runs of pipe and is widely used in water, gas, sewer, and irrigation infrastructure due to its durability, leak resistance, and ability to withstand high pressures and environmental stress.
