Rebuild · January 2022

Purple Engineering

A bold parent-brand website for Purple Engineering — Australian-owned pipeline equipment market leader and home of FLTR, Strainer and Pipe Stand.

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Purple Engineering

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Purple Engineering is the Australian-owned market leader in pipeline equipment — strainers, filtration, gas filtration and pipe welding products, with sister brands FLTR, Pipe Stand and Strainer in the portfolio. DeCODE built them a bold, industrial parent-brand website that anchors the family of brands and converts industry buyers into account holders.

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Mobile Optimised

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Built to Rank in Search

SEO foundations baked in

Custom Design

No templates. Built from scratch.

Purple Engineering is an Australian-owned and operated pipeline equipment business that has grown into a market leader through deep technical capability, locally held stock, and a service philosophy built around long-term client relationships rather than transactional sales. Their product range spans strainers, filtration, gas filtration and pipe welding equipment, with dedicated sister brands (FLTR Filtration, Pipe Stand, Strainer) sitting under the Purple umbrella.

For industrial buyers — process engineers, project managers, procurement teams across oil and gas, water, chemical and mining — the brand promise is concrete: real stock on the ground, technical people who pick up the phone, and a willingness to take on the awkward custom problems that catalogue suppliers won’t touch. The website’s job is to project that confidently while serving as the parent hub for the brand family.

We built Purple Engineering a bold, industrial parent-brand site that introduces the Purple positioning, surfaces the sister brands clearly, communicates the local-stock and long-relationship value proposition, and provides a clear path into deeper product information across each brand. Custom functionality supports the account and enquiry flows specific to industrial procurement.

The visual approach is bold purple-and-black industrial — appropriate for a brand whose name and aesthetic are deliberately memorable in a sea of grey engineering websites. The result is a website that gives the Purple family of brands a strong anchor and earns the kind of trust that industrial relationships are built on.