On-site butt fusion and electrofusion welding for HDPE pipe systems, backed by three decades of fabrication and welding experience.
Sertec provides on-site HDPE pipe fusion welding — our technicians travel to your project and perform the joining work, so you don't need to source, staff or operate fusion equipment yourself.
Pipe ends are heated and pressed together to form a continuous, homogeneous joint — the standard method for joining straight runs of HDPE pipe on water, sewer and drainage lines.
An electrofusion fitting is fused around the pipe using controlled electrical current — well suited for fittings, tie-ins, tight spaces and repair work.
Potable water main and service line joints.
Gravity and force-main sewer, and stormwater conveyance systems.
Agricultural and landscape irrigation pipe networks.
Duct, conduit and general utility HDPE installations.
Every joint is fused to controlled parameters and documented for your project records — not estimated by feel.
We currently offer fusion welding as an on-site service performed by our technicians. Equipment sales and rental are planned as a future addition — for now, our focus is getting your joints fused correctly, on schedule.
Discuss Your ProjectOur technicians operate precision electrofusion welding equipment on-site, giving each joint a controlled, traceable fusion cycle.
UNIT 01 A compact electrofusion unit for fittings, tie-ins and repair work in tight access conditions.
UNIT 02 A digital touch-screen unit with barcode and manual fusion programs for larger-scale or spec-driven projects.
Butt fusion heats and joins two pipe ends directly — best for open runs where the machine has room to work. Electrofusion uses coil-embedded fittings welded by controlled current — best for tie-ins, repairs and tight trenches where a butt machine won't fit.
A properly fused joint is stronger than the pipe wall itself. Nearly every documented joint failure traces back to a weld made outside of spec, which is why we record heat, pressure and cool-down parameters for every joint.
We handle a range of diameters for water, sewer, stormwater and irrigation applications. Send us your pipe diameter, SDR and approximate joint count for a quote.
Yes. Weld parameters are recorded per joint, so what happened in the field is documented, not just remembered — ready for your project records or inspector.
