Other sizes and seal material available

IMPORTANT:

1. M = Male NPT, F = Female NPT
2. NEVER use a test pressure greater than the weakest component in the system can handle. Test Pressure specified in table is equivalent to 80% of the pressure that will yield ASTM A106 Grade B pipe. The test pressure for higher and lower strength pipes will differ proportionally. The maximum test pressure for higher strength pipe must never exceed the highest test pressure listed for that pipe O.D.
3. Sizes that do not have a test pressure listed differ from standard pipe sizes. These plug sizes are normally used to test tubing. For use of these plug sizes in tubing with a minimum yield strength of 35ksi, the maximum test pressure is estimated by the test pressure listed for the equivalent or next larger pipe O.D. with the equivalent or next thinner wall thickness. The test pressure for higher and lower strength tubes will differ proportionally. The maximum test pressure for higher strength tubes must never exceed the highest test pressure listed for the equivalent or next larger pipe size. NEVER use a test pressure greater than the weakest component in the system can safely handle.
4. Standard Seal Material: U = Urethane, N = Neoprene

*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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