| Pipe Clamps and Inserts | Hold thermoplastic pipes securely and keep their centerlines aligned during facing, heating, and fusion. | Usually selected for the specific machine range, such as 63–160 mm, 90–315 mm, or 160–630 mm. | Machined steel or aluminum alloy with corrosion-resistant coating. | Replaceable inserts; matched to the outside diameter of PE, PP, or other compatible thermoplastic pipes. | $80–$650 per set |
| Reducing Inserts | Allow a butt fusion machine to clamp smaller pipe diameters within the capacity of its standard jaws. | Commonly available for pipe sizes from approximately 40 mm to 315 mm, depending on the clamp system. | Steel, aluminum alloy, or reinforced engineering polymer. | Must match the machine jaw profile and the pipe outside diameter; supplied as paired or complete sets. | $25–$180 per pair |
| Facing Tool Blades and Cutters | Remove oxidation, dirt, and uneven ends to produce clean, parallel pipe faces before heating. | Designed for the specific facing tool and pipe range, commonly 40–160 mm, 90–315 mm, or 160–630 mm. | Hardened tool steel or high-speed steel cutting edges. | Replaceable blades; accurate parallel cutting is essential for a uniform fusion bead. | $35–$300 per set |
| Heating Plates | Heat the prepared pipe ends to the required fusion temperature before joining. | Diameter and plate geometry depend on the machine range and pipe size. | Aluminum alloy plate with non-stick PTFE coating. | Typical operating temperature for polyethylene butt fusion is about 200–220°C; thermostatic control and even heat distribution are required. | $180–$1,200 each |
| Heating Plate Coatings and Covers | Protect the non-stick surface during storage, transportation, and handling. | Selected according to the heating plate dimensions and model. | PTFE-coated fabric, heat-resistant polymer, or formed protective metal. | Helps reduce scratches, contamination, and sticking; the cover should be removed before heating. | $20–$120 each |
| Hydraulic Power Units | Provide controlled hydraulic pressure for clamping, facing, heating, and fusion operations. | Used with hydraulic machines covering approximately 63–630 mm or larger pipe sizes. | Steel reservoir, hydraulic pump, valves, hoses, and pressure gauge. | Pressure range, flow rate, hose fittings, and electrical supply must correspond to the fusion machine. | $500–$2,500 each |
| Hydraulic Hoses and Quick Couplings | Connect the hydraulic power unit to the machine cylinder and permit fast equipment setup. | Depends on the hydraulic circuit and cylinder connection size. | High-pressure rubber hose with steel reinforcement and plated couplings. | Check working pressure, hose length, thread type, sealing method, and compatibility with hydraulic oil. | $40–$220 per set |
| Pressure Gauges | Display hydraulic fusion pressure so the operator can apply and monitor the required joining force. | Suitable for manual or hydraulic butt fusion machines. | Stainless steel or steel case with glycerin-filled internal mechanism. | Typical scales range from 0–100 bar to 0–250 bar; accuracy and calibration condition are important. | $25–$160 each |
| Digital Temperature Controllers | Regulate and display the heating plate temperature during the fusion cycle. | Compatible with the electrical rating and heating element of the machine. | Electronic controller with temperature sensor and insulated enclosure. | Common control range is approximately 0–300°C; sensor type, voltage, and output rating must match the heater. | $45–$250 each |
| Pipe Rollers and Support Stands | Support long pipe sections, reduce drag, and help keep the pipe aligned with the machine centerline. | Selected according to pipe diameter and maximum pipe load. | Powder-coated steel frame with galvanized or polymer rollers. | Adjustable height and low-friction rollers improve alignment and reduce stress on the clamps. | $120–$700 each |
| Bead Removal Tools | Remove internal or external fusion beads when the project specification requires a smoother pipe bore or exterior surface. | Tool size must correspond to the pipe internal or external diameter. | Spring steel, stainless steel, or hardened cutting steel. | Manual or powered versions are available; bead removal must not damage the pipe wall. | $35–$450 each |
| Alignment Clamps and Chain Clamps | Align service saddles, branch fittings, or pipe sections before and during electrofusion or butt fusion work. | Available for a wide range of pipe diameters, commonly from 20 mm to 315 mm. | Galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum alloy. | Useful for controlling pipe movement, ovality, and angular misalignment during joint preparation. | $60–$500 each |
| Cleaning and Preparation Kits | Clean pipe surfaces and remove dust, grease, and oxidation before fusion preparation. | Suitable for PE, PP, and other approved thermoplastic piping systems. | Lint-free wipes, approved cleaning fluid, scrapers, and storage case. | Cleaning materials should not leave residue; scraping depth and preparation method must follow the applicable joining procedure. | $20–$180 per kit |
| Transport and Storage Cases | Protect cutters, inserts, gauges, tools, and small components during transportation and field use. | Configured for individual accessories or complete fusion tool sets. | Powder-coated steel, aluminum, or impact-resistant polymer. | Should provide secure compartments, corrosion protection, and sufficient load capacity for the equipment. | $80–$600 each |