MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 32612 3/4" IP Brass Square Head Plugs 2PK accessory
Two 3/4-inch IP brass square-head plugs seal pipe ends in plumbing systems
- Solid brass resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Square head design allows secure tightening with a wrench
- 3/4 inch IP threads fit standard pipe fittings
- Two plugs per pack cover multiple connection points
- Complies with California Proposition 65 chemical disclosure requirements
Brass square-head plug pair
This two-pack supplies 3/4-inch IP brass plugs with square heads for sealing threaded pipe openings. They suit residential and light-commercial plumbing systems where a removable, corrosion-resistant closure is required. The brass construction resists dezincification in potable-water lines. Each plug installs with a standard wrench on the square drive.
Installers closing pipe ends
Plumbers and maintenance crews use these plugs to blank off unused ports on pumps, manifolds or irrigation headers during assembly or seasonal shutdown. They are not intended for pressurised gas service or for applications that demand a hex-head or countersunk profile. Buyers who need a different thread size or a stainless-steel alloy should select another product.
3/4-inch IP thread size
The 3/4-inch iron-pipe thread is the sole dimension that determines compatibility with the mating fitting. Verify the thread standard on the host component before purchase. The pack contains two plugs identified by manufacturer number 32612.
Highlights
- Solid brass resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Square head design allows secure tightening with a wrench
- 3/4 inch IP threads fit standard pipe fittings
- Two plugs per pack cover multiple connection points
- Complies with California Proposition 65 chemical disclosure requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/4" IP brass square head plugs without damaging the threads?
Apply thread sealant or tape to the male threads, then hand-tighten the square head plug into the female fitting before finishing with a wrench on the square head; over-tightening can strip the brass.
What maintenance or replacement will these brass plugs need over time?
Inspect periodically for corrosion or mineral build-up; replace if the square head rounds off or if the plug no longer seals due to thread wear or dezincification.
What is the first limitation that appears when these plugs are under sustained pressure or temperature cycling?
Brass can creep under constant stress and repeated thermal expansion, so the joint may develop a slow weep before the fitting itself fails.
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