Plumbright Brass Flanged Plug - 1 1/4 - BFP114

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The Plumbright Brass Flanged Plug (BFP114) is an essential component for professional plumbers and dedicated DIY enthusiasts seeking a secure, leak-proof seal in 1 1/4-inch plumbing systems. Constructed from high-quality brass, this plug offers exceptional corrosion resistance and durability for long-term maintenance or repair tasks. While it provides an excellent fit for standard systems, users should ensure their existing piping threads are clean and free of debris to guarantee the intended seal integrity.
| Model Part Number | BFP114 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Plumbright |
While the plug can technically thread into PVC fittings, brass can sometimes damage plastic threads if overtightened. Exercise caution during installation.
No. This product is designed specifically for plumbing and drainage applications. Do not use this for gas or high-pressure chemical lines.
No, the BFP114 is a brass plug only. You may need a compatible washer or seal depending on your specific pipe flange design.
Brass is highly durable and generally does not need replacement unless the threads have become damaged or stripped from multiple removals.
Usually, hand-tightening is sufficient, but a basin wrench or adjustable pipe wrench can be used for extra security.
Remove the plug, ensure the threads are clean, apply fresh PTFE thread tape, and reinstall.
Check the pipe threads for debris or damage; back the plug out and re-thread slowly to ensure proper alignment.
Apply a penetrating oil to the thread interface, let it set, and use a larger wrench for better leverage.
To install, ensure the mating pipe threads are clean of scale and old pipe dope. It is recommended to apply a small amount of PTFE thread seal tape to the plug threads before installation to prevent minor seepage. Hand-tighten the plug initially to avoid cross-threading, then use a basin wrench if additional torque is required. For maintenance, periodically inspect the plug for any signs of hard water buildup or oxidation. If the plug becomes stuck, apply a small amount of penetrating oil to the threads and allow it to sit for 15 minutes before attempting removal with a wrench.