Tapered masking plugs seal plain or threaded holes during finishing or surface treatment processes such as painting, powder coating, galvanizing, anodizing, and plating. They insert into holes to keep them free from contamination during treatment processes. These flexible, cone-shaped plugs have top diameters that taper down to a smaller bottom diameter to accommodate multiple hole sizes, assist with insertion, and provide a tight fit into holes.

Straight-sided masking plugs seal plain or threaded through-holes during finishing or surface treatment processes such as painting, powder coating, galvanizing, anodizing, and plating. They insert into holes to keep them free from contamination during treatment processes. These plugs are cylindrical-shaped with pull handles that extend from them to assist with insertion and removal.

Straight-sided sealing plugs have long, flat, pull tabs centered on top of their plug, that make it easy to grip and remove them. They seal holes to keep out dust, dirt, and moisture.

These sealing plugs have tapered sides that fit tightly into holes to keep out dust, dirt, and moisture. They have long, flat pull tabs centered on top of their plug, that make it easy to grip and remove them.

These tapered sealing plugs have a flange around their top edge to aid in insertion and removal. They are flexible, cone-shaped plugs that seal small holes and keep out dirt, dust, and contaminants. Their top diameters taper down to a smaller bottom diameter to accommodate multiple hole sizes, push in and pull out of holes easily, and provide a tight fit.

Tapered-rib plugs fit in the ends of round tubing for use with metal furniture, appliances, and other similar items. They have multiple tapered ribs that ensure a tight fit when installed inside the tubing.

Sealing caps cover components and surfaces to keep out dust, dirt, and moisture. These caps are for applications such as pipe and stud end color-coding, protecting threaded components, and masking surfaces during painting or plating processes.

Sealing caps have long, flat, pull tabs centered on top of their cap that make it easy to grip and remove them. They cover components and surfaces to keep out dust, dirt, and moisture for applications such as pipe and stud end color-coding, protecting threaded components, and masking surfaces during painting or plating processes.

These sleeve caps fit over the ends of threaded and non-threaded tubing and rod ends for protection and to keep out dust, dirt, and other debris. They're also used to cover tube ends during painting and plating applications.