MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 33521 3/8" Black Chrome Plated Steel Hole Plugs 10PK
Black chrome-plated steel plugs seal 3/8-inch holes against debris, supplied in a ten-piece pack for multiple openings
- TypeHardware Supplies
- 10 plugs per pack cover multiple openings
- Black chrome plated steel resists corrosion
- 3/8 inch size fits standard holes
- Prevents debris from entering openings
- New condition ensures reliable performance
3/8" Black Chrome Hole Plugs
This pack contains ten 3/8 inch black chrome plated steel hole plugs from Midwest Fastener Corp. They are designed to cover openings and prevent debris from entering equipment or panels. The black chrome finish provides corrosion resistance and a clean appearance. Suitable for automotive, industrial and general hardware applications.
Replaces open holes and worn plugs
These plugs replace open holes or damaged existing plugs in panels, chassis or machinery. The jump is worth it when a secure, finished seal is needed to keep out dirt, moisture or contaminants. The pack of ten allows multiple openings to be addressed at once or spares to be kept on hand. Installation is a simple press fit into the prepared hole.
Suits maintenance and assembly tasks
This product suits technicians, fabricators and DIYers who need to blank off 3/8 inch holes in metal or plastic. It is not for buyers who require a different hole diameter, a threaded closure or a non-metallic material. The black chrome plating may not match stainless steel or polished chrome aesthetics. Those needing a sealing gasket or lockable cover should look at other hardware types.
Highlights
- 10 plugs per pack cover multiple openings
- Black chrome plated steel resists corrosion
- 3/8 inch size fits standard holes
- Prevents debris from entering openings
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Hardware Supplies |
Questions about this item
What size hole does the 3/8" plug fit?
The plug covers a 3/8 inch diameter hole in metal or plastic panels.
How do you install the black chrome plated steel plug without damaging the finish?
Press the plug firmly into the hole by hand until the flange seats flush; avoid using tools that can scratch the coating.
When should the 10-pack plugs be replaced if used on a vehicle?
Replace any plug that shows corrosion, loses its press-fit grip, or no longer seals out moisture and debris.
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