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Snap-Fit Blanking Plugs are used in various applications to seal and preserve unused holes or apertures. These plugs have been carefully developed to offer a secure and dependable seal without extra fasteners or adhesives.
The snap-fit mechanism provides a secure connection, preventing inadvertent removal or displacement even when subjected to pressure or vibration. It offers high impact resistance and keeps dust, moisture, and other pollutants out of the hole.
It is easy to install, requiring only a push or snap into place, without needing tools. Suitable for various sectors such as manufacturing, electronics, and construction.
These Socket Screw Cover Caps cover and protect socket head screws from dust and dirt, while providing a quick and clean finish to internal hex screws.
Commonly used for the inside of UPS boxes when high voltage cables pass close to metal screw heads, which occurs when space is limited. The cap can be applied in order to prevent interference between the two, as the screw head needs to be isolated. They are also used in appliances, electrical applications and automotive.
USB and RJ Dust Covers are used to protect USB and RJ ports while they are not in use. It prevents dust, dirt, debris, and moisture from entering electrical components.
The covers are simple to attach through push fit, and no tension is applied to the adapter's internal components while entering. It is resistant to temperatures of up to 150C | 302F. Used for applications including the technology industry and cover connectors from printers, scanners and other electronic devices with USB ports.
Wall Plugs are used with screws as a fixing solution for a range of applications in both the commercial and domestic building industry, including for a range of home improvement and do-it-yourself (DIY) projects such as, the hanging of framed pictures, shelves and other wall mounted displays.
These cost-effective plugs are an easy to use fixing with a simple, push-fit design that are typically used for dry lining. They are able to support light weights and are ideally used with self-drilling, piercing and self-tapping screws.
To install a wall plug you will require the use of several tools, including; a drill, a hammer and a screwdriver. Wall plugs cannot be screwed directly into a wall or plasterboard, but instead inserted into a pre-drilled hole. To removed a wall plug, simply use a pair of pliers.
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