HDPE Fusion Equipment
McElroy parts: the right part, right now.
At ISCO, we keep a large inventory of genuine McElroy parts in stock, so you can get the part you need, fast.
Unmatched McElroy parts inventory
ISCO is McElroy’s largest distributor in North America and maintains the industry’s largest inventory of McElroy parts — larger even than McElroy itself. That’s one reason why working with ISCO gives you maximum assurance that you won’t have to shut down a job site for days waiting for a part. The result is increased productivity, cost savings, minimized disruption, and improved morale.
We sell McElroy TracStar 412 parts, McElroy fusion machine parts, McElroy 28 fusion machine parts, McElroy 618 parts, and McElroy Pitbull 14 parts.
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From facers and facer parts to carriage jaws and more, ISCO has all of the McElroy parts needed for your next fusion project.
The most in-demand McElroy parts — and much more
McELROY FACERS AND FACER PARTS
McELROY HEATERS AND HEATER PARTS
McELROY INSERT SETS
McELROY CARRIAGE JAWS
McELROY CLAMP KNOB ASSEMBLIES AND EYEBOLTS
McELROY PRESSURE GAUGES
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What is HDPE Fusion? A Complete Guide to Thermoplastic Pipe Joining
Fusion is the process of joining thermoplastic pipe—like HDPE, MDPE, and polypropylene—into a seamless, leak-free system using heat and pressure. Learn how it works and why it’s the gold standard for long-lasting infrastructure.
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Tackling Tight Spaces with the McElroy In-Ditch 1600
Fusing large-diameter HDPE is no small task—especially in tight spaces. Designed for pipe up to 65 inches, the In-Ditch 1600 fusion machine delivers precision control, efficiency, and rugged durability to handle the toughest fusion jobs, in the tightest spaces.
Field Reports
Breaking Ground: The McElroy Tritan™ 560 Makes Its Jobsite Debut
The McElroy Tritan 560 fusion machine made its long-awaited debut in November 2024, quietly taking center stage in North Dakota just south of the Canadian border. The Tritan completed the final fusions of a three-mile line of a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) natural gas pipeline.
