Plastic welder repairing a green water tank in a workshop
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Mossel Bay • Garden Route • On-site work available

Strong plastic welding for tanks, farms and marine work.

We repair practical plastic items that keep farms, water systems, plastic boats, hot tubs and businesses running across the Garden Route.

Repairs that extend equipment life
Workshop and on-site service options
Agricultural, plastic marine, spa and industrial focus

What we repair

Plastic repairs for the equipment that actually works.

Farm equipment

Troughs, bins, guards, chemical tanks and hard-working plastic parts used every day.

JoJo tanks & water systems

Cracks, seams, outlets and impact damage repaired to keep water storage working.

Plastic marine parts

Plastic boats, kayaks, bait wells, hatches and dock-side plastic components. Fibreglass is outside our repair scope.

Hot tubs & jacuzzis

Plastic hot tub and jacuzzi shells, skirts, panels and fittings. Fibreglass tubs are outside our repair scope.

Industrial plastics

Bins, containers, covers, machine guards and custom plastic repair work.

Why choose us

Local plastic welding with a practical repair-first mindset.

Based in Mossdustria, Mossel Bay, The Plastic Welder helps farmers, plastic boat and hot tub owners, and local industries save useful plastic equipment from unnecessary replacement.

We work throughout the Garden Route and Klein Karoo, including Mossel Bay, Hartenbos, Klein Brak River, Great Brak River, George, Sedgefield, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Herbertsdale, Albertinia, Riversdale, Still Bay and Oudtshoorn, with on-site visits where practical.

Durable welding

Compatible rod and careful preparation for stronger seams.

On-site help

Large or fixed equipment can be assessed and repaired where practical.

Clear scope

Focused on tanks, farm items, plastic marine parts, spas and industrial plastics.

Friendly service

Straight answers, careful work and useful advice before replacing items.

How it works

From cracked plastic to back in service.

  1. 1Assess the plastic type and damage
  2. 2Prepare the crack, split or broken section
  3. 3Weld with compatible plastic rod
  4. 4Finish, reinforce and test the repair

Photos, videos & more info

See our work on Facebook.

We keep our photos and videos on our Facebook page instead of here, so you can see finished repairs, workshop clips and the latest updates all in one place.

  • Photos

    Before-and-after shots of tanks, farm parts, plastic boats and hot tubs.

  • Videos

    Short clips from the workshop showing how a repair comes together.

  • More info

    What we repair, workshop hours and the jobs we are working on.

Contact details

Send a photo of the crack and we’ll advise the next step.

Workshop hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00. Weekends and public holidays closed.

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