If yours is like most organizations, this time of year is when decisions are being made on how your company is going to continue its success. We would like to be a part of your success during 2002 by proposing a better way for you & your company to do business.

Many of you have utilized our 200+ Fusion Machine Rental Fleet. This part of our business is offered as an important service to valued customers such as you. If you have been considering the purchase of your own Fusion Equipment, we can offer several options on how you can make this a reality.

New – As a McElroy Manufacturing Distributor & approved Authorized Service and Repair Center, we keep in inventory a broad selection of fusion equipment, parts and accessories available for immediate shipment. So if you are considering a new MiniMc Butt-Fusion machine for 1” & smaller pipe, or one of the innovative TracStar Butt-Fusion machines that is self-contained & self-propelled, give us a call to assist you in your new equipment purchase.

Used – With our large Rental Fleet, we are always interested in providing our customers fusion equipment that has been slightly used. As a result, ISCO is interested in continuously rotating our selection of quality used Fusion Equipment in these popular models and capabilities: McElroy #14 for 1” – 4” Butt-Fusion; McElroy #28 for 2” – 8” Butt-Fusion; McElroy #618 for 6” – 18” Butt-Fusion; and the McElroy #1236 for 12” – 36” Butt-Fusion. Each piece of used fusion equipment sold is thoroughly inspected & rebuilt as needed prior to being made available for sale.

Lease/Purchase – This option is available for both NEW & USED Fusion equipment. There are several plans available, and can e custom tailored to help your company’s cash flow by spreading payments over a period of time. At the end of the lease, you have the option to keep the fusion equipment, or return it.

We will be happy to assist you with the options based upon your specific needs, so give ISCO a call at (800) 345-4726, and let us help bring your company more success in 2002.