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Guangzhou, China – Welping made a significant impact at the 138th Canton Fair, proudly presenting its visionary 2025 product lineup to a global audience.

A batch of FX315 and FX250 machines completed final inspection before shipment. Each unit was checked for structure, movement, and hydraulic performance, demonstrating Welping’s consistent quality standards.

The new FUSINGX enclosed hydraulic unit comes in four sizes, supporting FX160 to FX1200. Each model shares the same operating logic and protective design, with size differences driven by motor capacity and mobility requirements.

This test records the FX630 butt fusion welding process on a large-diameter, thick-wall PE pipe in the factory, covering alignment, facing, heating, and fusion. The resulting weld was stable and well formed, suitable for large-scale pipeline applications.

The new FusingX hydraulic unit introduces a magnetic remote control designed for real job-site conditions. The remote allows operators to control key functions from flexible positions, improving visibility, efficiency, and safety during welding. This practical upgrade supports smoother operation, especially in large-diameter butt fusion applications.

The Welping FX series hydraulic unit is available with two pressure gauge options: a digital pressure gauge for clear, intuitive readings and a mechanical pointer gauge that remains readable without power. This dual-option design allows the hydraulic unit to adapt to different job-site conditions while maintaining reliable pressure control.

This article presents a photo update of the FX800 butt fusion machine from the FusingX series. Designed for 450–800 mm pipe diameters, FX800 is positioned for large-diameter applications. The update highlights the machine’s complete configuration and visible design details, with further technical topics to be covered in follow-up articles.

The FX800 butt fusion machine is designed for large-scale, large-diameter pipeline welding projects. Supporting pipes from 450 to 800 mm, it features a dedicated hydraulic unit, safety-focused structural details, and clear operating logic. These design choices help ensure stable, controlled, and reliable operation in demanding construction environments.

This article documents a factory photo record of the FX1000 butt fusion machine taken on December 30, 2025. The FX1000 follows the same design and material system as other FX series models, with differences mainly in overall size. The photos highlight structural details such as the side frame, clamp design, and adjustable anti-slip pads.

This article compares the first- and second-generation FusingX hydraulic units, highlighting how the latest design evolved through real job-site use. Based on long-term field feedback, the second-generation unit improves mobility, protection, operating flexibility, and overall usability, making it better suited for HDPE butt fusion welding applications and long-term on-site work.

The FX450 butt fusion welding machine is designed for HDPE pipe welding in the 180–450 mm diameter range. It covers commonly used pipe sizes in municipal and general pipeline projects. With a stable steel frame, enclosed hydraulic unit, and clear operation logic, the FX450 is suitable for long-term, continuous on-site construction work.

Anti-slip pad blocks developed by FusingX improve pipe clamping stability on large FX series butt fusion machines, including FX800 and above.

The FX500 butt fusion welding machine is a practical mid-range model designed for everyday HDPE pipe welding. Built around the commonly used 500 mm pipe size, it features a familiar structure with a clean, balanced layout. With stable clamping, a mobile hydraulic unit, and standard facing and heating tools, the FX500 is well suited for regular on-site pipeline work.

To support customer orders after the Spring Festival, the factory has prepared sufficient inventory in advance. Most items shown are unpainted structural components, as all finished and painted products have already been shipped before the holiday. This inventory is reserved to ensure efficient production and stable delivery after the holiday.

These photos were taken during a workshop operation session for the FX500 butt fusion machine. As part of our regular work routine, our general manager and sales team often visit the factory to operate the machines directly. By taking part in the process themselves, they gain a clearer understanding of the equipment structure, operating steps, and practical details involved in real welding work.

This article explains how machining, component consistency, and assembly control shape the performance of butt fusion machines, even before finished products are visible.