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High Dilation Inflatable Plugs Sizes: 95mm to 1016mm

  Individual plugs cover a wide range of pipe sizes
•  Universal coupler for SAE or European quick connect fittings

  Minimum Maximum Deflated Required Inflation Deflated Shipping
Product Code mm mm Dia   mm Pressure Psig Length  mm Weight Kg
108 131-0100-0200 95.3 203.2 88.9 43 349 1
108 131-0100-0250 101.6 254 91.9 43 610 1.5
108 131-0150-0300 152.4 304.8 145 43 508 2.5
108 131-0200-0300 194.8 304.8 185 43 381 2.5
108 131-0200-0500 203.2 508 185 43 700 4
108 131-0300-0500 292.1 508 279 43 569 5.5
108 131-0500-0800 508 812.8 483 43 1010 17
108 131-0500-1000 508 1016 483 43 1270 24


Back pressure in PSI as measured in clean, dry steel pipe
Part number 131-00408 131-00410 131-00612 131-00812 131-00820 131-01220 131-02032 131-02040
Pipe dia mm 100-200 100-250 150-300 200-300 200-500 300-500 600-800 600-1200
101.6 26 30
152.4 23 28 33          
203.2 22 23 30 33 33
254.0   19 26 28 33      
304.8 26 20 33 33
355.6         30 29    
457.2 29 18
508.0         15 20 33 33
609.6 33 33
685.8             28 30
812.8 28 29
914.4               22
1016 15
                 





**Inflatable Plug Warning: Maximum head pressures that a pipe plug may restrain can only be estimated. Slippage is influenced by many factors including fluid in the pipe, coefficient of pipeline friction, pressure required to inflate the plug, and accuracy of pressure gauges. Generally, a Multi-Flex™ Inflatable Plug inserted fully into pipeline will begin slipping between 50% and 80% of the inflation pressure if it has an inflated pipe contact length of 1 ˝ to 2 times the diameter, but even a head pressure of 50% of the inflation pressure may cause slippage with some liquids. The inflation pressure is also subject to temperature change and debris or protrusions in the pipeline that could rupture the plug. The inflation pressure should be monitored and plugs anchored and/or mechanically blocked when slippage could cause property damage or injury. NEVER use a test pressure greater than the capacity of the weakest pipe or component in the system. NEVER use an inflatable plug when its failure could cause injury or catastrophic damage. NEVER use an inflatable plug as the only means of protection for personnel working down stream.