Aligned with manufacturers who produce quality pipe, Fusion Qld offers an extensive range of Pipe that is suitable for the plumbing, pool building, residential, commercial, Irrigation and civil industries. Our uPVC Pressure Pipe is made to AS/NZS1477 standards with Watermark Certification and is made from uPVC resin compounded with stabilisers, lubricants and pigments. Our uPVC Pressure Pipe does not contain any plasticisers and hence are known as unplasticized PVC or uPVC. Our Schedule 80 Grey and Schedule 40 Clear uPVC Pipe is made to ASTM D1785 standards and is predominately used for chemical and waste water applications. A pipe’s ‘PN’ or ‘Class’ rating refers to its wall thickness. It is categorized by the size of the pipe and also the thickness of the wall. The higher the PN rating, the thicker the wall. Thicker walls allow for applications that are higher in pressure. All uPVC pipe has the same outer diameter, but it is the internal wall that varies in size. PVC systems are light in weight at half the weight of aluminium, and one-sixth the weight of steel. Due to its lightweight nature, PVC offers reduced transportation, handling and installation costs when compared to other applications. uPVC pipe has smooth, seamless interior walls that require no special tools for cutting, which contributes to its ease of application. To learn more about Fusion Qld’s extensive range of uPVC Pressure Fittings, visit our product page. uPVC Pressure, Schedule 80 and Schedule 40 Pipe can be installed using the solvent cementing joining technique and as a result are very easy to connect. Fusion Qld supplies an extensive range of Solvents and Primers and highly recommends that you pair our Pipe with our solvents to ensure a quality finish. Fusion Qld's range of uPVC Pressure Pipe is available in sizes from 15mm – 300mm from both our Queensland and Victorian locations.

Aligned with manufacturers who produce quality fittings, Fusion QLD offers an extensive range of Electrofusion Fittings that are made to AS/NZS 4129 standards with Watermark Certification and gas application certification. Electrofusion welding is a form of resistive implant welding used to join pipes. A fitting with implanted metal coils is placed around two ends of pipes to be joined, and a current is passed through the coils using an Electrofusion Machine. Resistive heating of the coils melts small amounts of the pipe and fitting, and upon solidification, a joint is formed. It is most commonly used to join polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) pipes. Electrofusion welding is the most common welding technique for joining PE pipes. It is recommended that Fusion Qld’s range of Electrofusion Fittings are welded using our Electrofusion Welding Machines. Polyethylene (PE) Pipe and Fittings are typically black in colour and are more corrosion resistant and more durable than other products. The PE100 polyethylene resin used in Fusion Qld’s Electrofusion Fittings are pre-compounded, complying with the national and international standards of AS/NZS 4129. PE Pipe and Fittings has an operating temperature of -40°C and +80°C. For temperatures less than 20°C it is convention to use the 20°C hydrostatic design stress. In applications that dip below freezing, additional care is required to be taken due to the reduction in the impact strength of the PE. When PE pipelines operate at temperatures above 20°C, the pressure ratings (PN) must be revised. A pipe’s ‘SDR’ refers to the nominal ratio of outside diameter to wall thickness. A pipes ‘PN’ refers to its pressure rating at 20° Celsius (Mpa multiplied by 10). PE pipe is categorized by its size and rating; the higher the PN rating, the thicker the wall. As a result thicker walls allow for higher pressure applications. All PE pipe has the same outer diameter no matter what the rating. Fusion Qld offers an extensive range of Electrofusion Fittings available in sizes from 20mm – 1200mm from both our Queensland and Victorian locations.

Fusion Qld are the exclusive distributor of the Ritmo Tooling and Equipment in Queensland. Machines are available for purchase. Fusion Qld can also provide annual calibration, general repairs and full maintenance of all Electrofusion Machines.