143-9 Series Reinforced ABS Wing Nut Plugs Sizes: 1.48" to 8.03" |
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For other mechanical plugs click here Mechanical Pipe Plugs Without Integral Restraint Generic Operating Instructions These plugs have a natural rubber o-ring. These Plugs can be used in a variety of applications including DWV (drain, waste and vent) testing and stack testing. End of pipe design won't fall in, whereas the inside of pipe design allows you to locate the plug inside the pipe as far as you need. Time tested, this Plug remains one of the most popular mechanical plugs on the market. Features:
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| Nominal Size | Range of Use | Maximum Back Pressure | Length | Shpg Wt lbs | Item Number | Unit Price Each | |
| End of Pipe Plug | |||||||
| 1 1/2" (40 mm) |
1.48"-1.65" (39-42 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
1.75" (44.5 mm) |
1 | 143-9015-E | US $3.75 |
| 2" (50 mm) |
1.9"-2.17" (49-55 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
1.87" (47.5 mm) |
1 | 143-9020-E | US $4.30 |
| 3" (75 mm) |
2.8"-3.1" (71-79 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
2.5" (63.5 mm) |
1 | 143-9030-E | US $5.80 |
| 4" (100 mm) |
3.8"-4.06" (96-103 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
2.5" (63.5 mm) |
1 | 143-9040-E | US $7.10 |
| 6" (150 mm) |
5.77"-6.08" (147-154 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
3.75" (95.3 mm) |
2 | 143-9060-E | US $19.25 |
| 8" (200 mm) |
7.7"-8.03" (196-204 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
3.75" (95.3 mm) |
3 | 143-9080-E | US $36.50 |
| Inside of Pipe Plug | |||||||
| 4" (100 mm) |
3.8"-4.06" (96-103 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
2.5" (63.5 mm) |
1 | 143-9040 | US $7.10 |
| 6" (150 mm) |
5.77"-6.08" (147-154 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
3.75" (95.3 mm) |
2 | 143-9060 | US $19.25 |
| 8" (200 mm) |
7.7"-8.03" (196-204 mm) |
17 psi (1,2 bar) |
40 ft. (12 M) |
3.75" (95.3 mm) |
3 | 143-9080 | US $36.50 |
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*Mechanical Plug Warning: Maximum head pressures that a pipe plug may hold back can only be estimated. Pressures are influenced by many factors including fluid and debris in the pipeline, type and condition of pipe, tightness of plug seal, and temperature. Plugs should always be inserted fully into pipeline and should be mechanically blocked when slippage may cause property damage or injury. NEVER use a test pressure greater than the capacity of the weakest pipe or component in the system. NEVER use a mechanical plug when its failure would cause injury.
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