Tube Plugs

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2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
2-1/2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply2-1/2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
3" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply3" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
2-1/2" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply2-1/2" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
2" Rod Type Boiler Tube Plug Set - Oswald Supply
2" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply2" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
1- 1/2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply1- 1/2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
Steel Nut and Washer for Rod Type Boiler Tube Plugs
2-1/2" Rod Type Boiler Tube Plug Set - Oswald Supply
3" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply3" Drive-In Boiler Wood Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
Fiber Washer for Rod Type Boiler Tube Plugs - Oswald Supply
3" Rod Type Boiler Tube Plug Set MTP3R - Oswald Supply
6' x 5/8" Steel Rod for Rod Type Boiler Tube Plugs - Oswald Supply
1-1/4" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply1-1/4" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
3" Rod Type Plug Gasket - MGTP3 - Oswald Supply
2-1/2" Rod Type Plug Gasket - MGTP2H - Oswald Supply
2" Rod Type Plug Gasket - MGTP2 - Oswald Supply
5/8" Steel Coupling for Rod Type Boiler Tube Plugs - Oswald Supply
1/2" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
3/4" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply3/4" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply
1" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply1" Drive-In Boiler Cast Iron Tube Plug - Oswald Supply

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Boiler Tube Plug FAQs

A tube plug seals a boiler tube that has failed or is being taken out of service, allowing the boiler to keep running until a full repair is scheduled.

Drive-in plugs are tapered and hammered directly into the tube, while rod type plugs use a threaded rod, washer, and nut to draw the plug tight from both ends.

Yes. Drive-in tube plugs come in both cast iron and wood, with sizes ranging from 1/2" up to 3" to match different tube diameters.