Total plastic tube welding tool

Begin by selecting the welding diameter you need (20–63 mm) and the power level that matches your work pace. This range includes high-power models at 1500 W and more compact 800 W versions, as well as cordless options. The tools come with a variety of accessories, such as six welding sockets (20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63 mm) and extra items like a pipe cutter and screwdriver to handle common piping tasks.

The adjustable operating temperature allows you to set up to 320°C to suit different plastic materials, including PP-R, PB, PE, and PE-RT. This flexibility helps you achieve reliable welds across a range of pipe systems and ensures strong joints without damaging the material when you run at the appropriate temperature.

Cordless models offer maximum portability for on-site jobs without easy access to power, while corded tools provide constant, uninterrupted power for longer tasks. The cordless TOTAL tool includes two 20V batteries and a charger, making it ideal for plumbers working on-site. If you mainly work in a shop or with reliable mains power, a corded option can deliver steady performance for extended sessions.

Key accessories to consider are multiple heating heads (for different pipe sizes like 20, 25, and 32 mm) and practical extras such as a pipe cutter and screwdriver. The TT328151 set includes six sockets and handy tools, ensuring you have the essentials to complete most plastic piping jobs without hunting for missing parts.

Yes, you’ll encounter both TOTAL and other brands in this range, each offering variations in power, heating head configurations, and battery setups. Total models emphasize a blend of efficiency, durability, and portability, with cordless options adding value for on-site work.

Always follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions, allow heated elements to reach the selected temperature before starting work, and wear eye protection where needed. Use the appropriate heating head for the pipe size you’re welding, and keep a cooldown period after finishing to avoid burns on cooled joints.