Hot Tap Machine Manufacturer (USA)

We manufacture a full range of machines to cover virtually any application. Our capabilities span from small 3/4" taps for utility lines using our TM100 model, all the way up to massive 72" diameter taps for large-scale infrastructure projects with our TM6120 machine. We can provide a solution for any size pipeline you need to service.

We offer both drive types to suit different job site requirements. Our smaller models, like the TM100 and TM200, utilize electric drives for convenience and portability. Our larger machines, including the TM250, TM300, TM400, and TM6120, are hydraulically driven to provide the high torque needed for large-diameter cuts on heavy-duty pipelines.

To recommend the best machine, we need to know the tap size (diameter) you need to cut, the type of pipe material, the line pressure, and the available power source at the job site (electric or hydraulic). Details about the physical space and access can also be helpful. This information ensures the machine meets your specific project demands.

Yes, all of our hot tapping machines and related equipment are proudly manufactured in the United States at our facility in Lake Elsinore, California. This allows us to maintain strict quality control over the entire production process, ensuring the reliability and durability our customers depend on for critical infrastructure work.

Our standard line of hot tapping machines is engineered for robust performance and is consistently rated for pressures up to 350 psi. This rating covers the vast majority of applications in municipal water, wastewater, and industrial pipeline systems. For applications requiring higher pressure ratings, please contact us to discuss our custom manufacturing capabilities.

Yes. We manufacture large diameter hole saws in multiple styles, including diamond segment cutters specifically designed for tapping into concrete-lined pipe. This ensures a clean and effective cut without damaging the integrity of the pipe or the lining. Please specify the pipe material when requesting a quote so we can include the correct cutter.