HFT’s PurgEye 100® bring advances in electronics, ease of use

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques (HFT), the company that introduced the first weld purge monitor in 1975, is offering a new design. Weld Purge Monitor™ is a name chosen to emphasize the device’s specific application; while it is used to indicate when oxygen has been sufficiently removed from a work zone so that welding may begin, it was specifically designed to be a simpler weld-purging device that allows welders to make oxide-free welds without discoloration or coking.

 PurgElite® Weld Purging Systems

April 4, 2012
Available in 9 models covering internal diameters from 20-305 mm, PurgElite® Weld Purging Systems are equipped with low-profile purge gas release valve that purges chamber between 2 dams once they are inflated.

 Launch of new Tube and Pipe weld purge systems

February 22, 2012
Huntingdon Fusion Techniques has introduced the PurgElite® series of tube and pipe purging systems for diameters from 1 to 12 inch

 Launch of new Tube and Pipe weld purge systems

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques (HFT) has now reached the MKV version of its designs by launching the new PurgElite® series of Tube and Pipe Purging systems for diameters from 1in to 12in diameter inclusive.

 Launch of new Tube and Pipe weld purge systems for Shipbuilding and Shiprepair industries

Having been manufacturing Tube and Pipe Weld Purging Systems since 1975 Huntingdon Fusion Techniques (HFT) has now reached the MKV version of its designs by launching the new PurgElite® series of Tube and Pipe Purging systems for diameters from 1” to 12” diameter inclusive.

 New Weld Purge Monitor for Welding LNG tubes and pipes

The Company that launched the first Weld Purge Monitor in 1975, Huntingdon Fusion Techniques Limited (HFT), has introduced a new dedicated Weld Purge Monitor™ especially for LNG stainless steel and Nickel alloy tube and pipe joint welding. 

A Weld Purge Monitor™ is necessary to show welders when sufficient oxygen has been removed from the work zone to allow welding to begin and to make safe, oxide free welds, without the discolouration and coking that might otherwise occur.