149-2 Series Hand Tightening Aluminum Body Flexible Double Test Plugs Sizes: 1.55" to 8.25"

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149-Series Mechanical Hand Tightening Test Plugs Operation & Maintenance Instructions

Mechanical Pipe Plugs Without Integral Restraint Generic Operating Instructions

These plugs come standard with molded pure rubber.

Precision Aluminum and Steel And Molded Pure Rubber For Tight Seal Single test plugs for all low pressure sealing requirements.

Flexible Double Test Plugs
1-1/2" - 8" Diameter, Center to Center Distances to 96".
Plug does the work of three plugs in one. Both balls on the 1-1/2" and 2" plugs release with the same handle, the lower ball, however, releases before the upper ball. The 3" - 8" sizes have two handles so each ball can be released separately.

Typical Installations
The ball is molded of pure rubber, molded parallel ridges insure perfect seal. Castings are of non-rust aluminum. Handles are of coated steel. All parts are replaceable. Blowouts and water damage are prevented because the Plug allows the system to be drained prior to its removal. The flexible spring bends to any angle to effectively test from any type fitting.

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Pipe Diameter Maximum Pressures* Total
Force
Center
To Center
Shpg
Wt
lbs
Item
Number
Unit
Price
Each
Nominal Maximum Relaxed Maximum Maximum
in mm in mm in mm Pipe Head
1.5 38 1.75 44 1.55 39 25 psig 57 ft 213 12" 2 149-201
2 50 2.10 53 1.80 45 25 psig 57 ft 412 12" 3 149-202
3 76 3.25 82 2.75 69 25 psig 57 ft 945 12" 6 149-203
4 101 4.15 105 3.75 95 25 psig 57 ft 438 12" 8 149-204
5 127 5.25 133 4.75 120 10 psig 23 ft 488 16" 8 149-205
6 152 6.50 165 5.85 148 10 psig 23 ft 560 16" 11 149-206
8 203 8.25 209 7.85 199 5 psig 11ft 404 22" 20 149-208

Other Center to Center distances to 96" available.

Other sizes and configurations available on special order.

IMPORTANT NOTES: Material: Natural rubber. Replacement rubber and other rubber compounds also available.

*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 could 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 could cause injury.