2-1/2″ x 2″ Bull Plugs And Standard Sch 40 Swage Fittings 93124
Also known as:
Bull plugs are commonly used in the oil and gas industry as well as in plumbing and are designed to fit inside the pipe they are plugging
About:
The term “Standard Swage” likely refers to a standard type of bull plug with a swage or taper, which allows for a more secure fit inside the piping system. Swaging is a process that forms metal into a desired shape by expanding or reducing its diameter, often creating a tapered end for a tight fit.
Specification :
| Part No | 93124 |
| Size | 2-1/2″ x 2″ |
| Weight | 3.090 |
| SHAPE | Swage |
| Category | Fittings |
2-1/2″ x 2″ Bull Plugs And Standard Sch 40 Swage Fittings 93124
Features:
• It looks like a threaded metallic object, which could be a type of connector or adapter. • These are often used to join sections of pipe or to connect pipes to equipment, and they come in various shapes and sizes depending on their intended use.
• Components like this can be called by different names in different contexts, such as couplings, bushings, or fittings, depending on their specific function and the system they are part of.
• They are often used to seal off pipes or to terminate the flow of fluids.
• Bull plugs are essentially solid plugs used to close the ends of piping, valves, or other equipment. They serve as a means of sealing off a section of pipe or a service line, ensuring that no substances, such as oil, gas, or water, can leak out or enter the system at that point.
• The threaded end indicates that it can be screwed into a corresponding fitting. The rounded top suggests it’s designed to withstand internal pressure.
Features:
• It looks like a threaded metallic object, which could be a type of connector or adapter. • These are often used to join sections of pipe or to connect pipes to equipment, and they come in various shapes and sizes depending on their intended use.
• Components like this can be called by different names in different contexts, such as couplings, bushings, or fittings, depending on their specific function and the system they are part of.
• They are often used to seal off pipes or to terminate the flow of fluids.
• Bull plugs are essentially solid plugs used to close the ends of piping, valves, or other equipment. They serve as a means of sealing off a section of pipe or a service line, ensuring that no substances, such as oil, gas, or water, can leak out or enter the system at that point.
• The threaded end indicates that it can be screwed into a corresponding fitting. The rounded top suggests it’s designed to withstand internal pressure.
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