Tube Plugs
Elliott’s Torq N’ Seal Mechanical Tube Plugs create a positive mechanical contact seal in excess of 6,500 PSI (448.2 bar), making them ideal for high-pressure applications.
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Tube Size: 0.410” to 1.000 (10.4 to 25.4mm) ID
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Maximum Pressure: 6,500 PSI
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Materials: Brass, Steel, Stainless, Titanium, and more.
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ASME PCC-2-2015 Compliant
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Comprehensive Testing and Quality Assurance Standards.
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Easy To Install- No Hydraulic Equipment Needed.
Elliott’s One-Piece Tube Plugs cover a wide tube OD range, making them ideal for sealing leaky tubes in both heat exchangers and boilers.
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Tube Size: 0.375" to 3.000" (9.5 - 76.2mm) OD
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Maximum Pressure: 150 PSI
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Materials: Brass, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Monel, and more.
Elliott’s Two-Piece Tube Plugs offer more sealing due to the tapered pin design. This gives even expansion to the ring and a long contact to the seal.
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Tube Size: 0.375” to 1.250 (9.5 - 31.8mm) OD
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Maximum Pressure: 150 PSI
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Materials: Brass, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, and more.
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