LazyK Posted February 4, 2022 Report Posted February 4, 2022 to achieve the flush or recessed head plugs are NPS National Pipe straight Tapping in the block is NPT from the link posted by "sniper" above For rigidity; sealable only with sealant; sometimes male straight enclosed by female tapered for low-pressure sealing Quote
NoGoFargo Posted February 4, 2022 Report Posted February 4, 2022 13 minutes ago, LazyK said: to achieve the flush or recessed head plugs are NPS National Pipe straight Tapping in the block is NPT from the link posted by "sniper" above For rigidity; sealable only with sealant; sometimes male straight enclosed by female tapered for low-pressure sealing As a Plumber I have to say mixing NPT with NPS is a very risky business even at very low pressure. Almost guaranteed to leak at some point and will stretch the NPT threads. There are an abundance of NPT “ Socket Head Pipe Plugs “ designed for flush installation available. https://www.fastenal.ca/mb/productList/Pneumatics/Pneumatic+Fittings/Tube+Fittings/Socket+Pipe+Plugs/604269?pageSize=24 1 Quote
Bryan Posted February 4, 2022 Report Posted February 4, 2022 It might be just the problem is me eyeballing it. The book says the plug is tapered and that's what I bought. Quote
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