Pipe Plugs

A pipe plug screw, often referred to as a pipe plug or pipe plug fitting, is a type of fastener designed to close the end of a pipe or threaded opening securely. These plugs are commonly used in plumbing, industrial, and mechanical applications to seal or block off the flow of liquid or gas through pipes, valves, or other threaded connections. Key characteristics of pipe plug screws include: Threaded Design: Pipe plugs feature external threads that match the internal threads of the pipe or fitting they are intended to seal. This threading ensures a secure and leak-proof connection. Materials: They are typically made from a range of materials, including brass, stainless steel, and various types of plastic, chosen based on the specific requirements of the application. Variety of Styles: Pipe plugs come in various styles, such as hex head plugs, square head plugs, and round head plugs, each with different methods of installation and removal. Sealing: Some pipe plugs incorporate sealing features like O-rings or taper threads to enhance their ability to create a leak-tight seal. Pipe plug screws are essential for maintaining the integrity and safety of piping systems by preventing the unintended release of fluids or gases. They are available in a variety of sizes and materials to suit different pipe and connection types.