Hammond Manufacturing HP Series Hole Plugs

EN 27 HM HP 175

Sept 14, 2020

Features

Designed to seal unused push­button holes, conduit openings and knock­out holes against dust, oil and water.

Standard Pushbutton size is 30.5mm; Mini Pushbutton size is 22.5mm

Steel Hole Plug

Available in 12 sizes.

Finished in 2 color options – ANSI 61 gray or RAL7035 Light Gray

Oil resistant gasket.

Secured with an 10-24 x 0.55″ threaded stud and plated wing nut.

Stainless Steel Hole Plugs

Available in 8 sizes.

Finished in brushed natural 304 stainless steel finish.

Oil resistant gasket.

Secured with an 10-24 x 0.55″ threaded stud and plated wing nut.

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