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SHAW PLUGS Hex-Nut Closure Blocking Plug

The SHAW PLUGS Mechanical Expansion Plug with Extended Hex Nut (MPN 68012) is a hex-nut closure blocking plug designed for end-of-pipe use on 5/16 in pipe. It features a neoprene plug and a stainless steel plate…

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SHAW PLUGS
Item
Hex-Nut Closure Blocking Plug
Part Number
68012
Category
Hex-Nut Closure Blocking Plugs
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Manufacturer Part Number
68012
Type
End of Pipe, For 5/16 in Pipe, Neoprene Plug
Plate Material
Stainless Steel

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Product Description

The SHAW PLUGS Mechanical Expansion Plug with Extended Hex Nut (MPN 68012) is a hex-nut closure blocking plug designed for end-of-pipe use on 5/16 in pipe. It features a neoprene plug and a stainless steel plate, providing a reliable seal for industrial piping applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SHAW PLUGS Mechanical Expansion Plug used for?

The SHAW PLUGS Mechanical Expansion Plug (MPN 68012) is used to seal the end of 5/16 in pipe in industrial piping systems. Its neoprene plug and stainless steel plate create a reliable, temporary or permanent closure for pressure testing, maintenance, or system isolation.

What are the specifications of SHAW PLUGS 68012?

The SHAW PLUGS 68012 is a mechanical expansion plug with an extended hex nut, designed for end-of-pipe use on 5/16 in pipe. It features a neoprene plug and a stainless steel plate. The manufacturer part number is 68012.

Where to buy SHAW PLUGS 68012 in worldwide?

3G Electric supplies SHAW PLUGS 68012 mechanical expansion plugs to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this hex-nut closure blocking plug to your facility, regardless of location.

How to install SHAW PLUGS Mechanical Expansion Plug?

To install the SHAW PLUGS 68012, insert the neoprene plug into the end of the 5/16 in pipe. Tighten the extended hex nut to expand the plug against the pipe wall, creating a secure seal. Ensure the stainless steel plate is properly seated before pressurizing the system.

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3G Electric supplies SHAW PLUGS hex-nut closure blocking plugs. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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