Bailey Products 1960 Drain Test Plug 100mm, Plastic Cap
Bailey drain test plug with steel plates & brass wing nut for air/water testing. 100mm (4in) size.
The Bailey Products 1960 Drain Test Plug is a robust and reliable solution for air or water testing of drains and sewers. Designed with a centre locking mechanism, it ensures a secure fit, preventing leaks during testing procedures. The plug features steel plates for durability, coupled with brass wing nuts for easy tightening and a plastic blanking cap for a clean finish.
This plug is particularly suitable for plumbing professionals and contractors requiring an efficient way to test pipe integrity. Its straightforward design simplifies installation and removal, saving time on the job. The included brass wing nut offers corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term usability even in damp conditions.
Key Features:
- Material: Steel plates, brass wing nut, plastic cap
- Size: 100mm (4 inches)
- Application: Air and water testing of drains and sewers
- Locking Mechanism: Centre-locking for secure fit
- Material: Steel plates, brass wing nut, plastic cap
- Size: 100mm (4 inches)
- Weight: 346g
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