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Overview of Fusion operation
The operation of heat fusion is to heat two pipe end surfaces to a specified temperature,
then fuse them together by application of certain force. This will develop pressure which
causes flow of the melted material, which causes mixing and thus fusion. When the
thermoplastic material is heated, the molecular structure is transformed into an amorphous
condition. When fusion pressure is applied, the molecules from each thermoplastic part mix
together. As the joint cools, the molecules return to the solid form, the original interfaces are
gone, and the fitting and pipe have become one complete unit. A strong, fully leak-tight
connection is the result.
Major operations include:
The pipes are held axially and radially for all subsequent operations to follow
The pipe ends are planed (trimmed, faced) to establish clean, parallel jointing
surfaces perpendicular to the center line of the pipes
The pipe ends are aligned with each other to minimize mismatch of the pipe
walls.
A melt pattern that penetrates into the pipe is formed around both pipe ends
The melted pipe ends are joined under specified force, which is constant
around the pipe interfacial area.
The fusion joint is held immobile under specified pressure until adequately
cooled.
Visually examine the outlook of the joint for compliance with the standard or
fusion procedure used.
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The D series butt fusion machines allow operators to butt fuse pipe(PE, HDPE, PP, MPP, PVDF)
in the thermoplastic piping jobs. With it’s compact design and optimal weight, it is an easy
machine to operate when performing fusions in tight spaces as well as on the ground.
The D series machines feature complete welded frame, which provides overall rigidity, yet
light-weight. Fine machined clamping sets present accurate pipe accommodation. It’s cost
and performance balanced tool for light duty pipe welding applications.
With reasonable care and maintenance, the machine will give years of satisfactory service.
Before operating this machine, please read this manual thoroughly, and keep a copy with the
machine for future reference.
When fusing thermoplastic pipe materials, refer to the pipe manufacturer's fusion
procedures or appropriate joining standard.
(50) 63-75-90-110-125-140-160
63-75-90-110-125-140-160-180-200
90-110-125-140-160-180-200-225-250
Sizes those are in (**) are optional.