1/2 metal panel plugs

Common Applications:

• Automotive: Used to cover unused bolt holes, wiring holes, or damaged areas in car bodies, truck beds, and other vehicle components.
• Appliances: Employed to conceal holes in appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, and dryers.
• Industrial Equipment: Used to protect electrical components, hydraulic fittings, and other sensitive parts from damage and contamination.
• Construction: Used to cover holes in metal structures, such as building frames and machinery enclosures.

Types of Metal Panel Plugs:

1. Snap-in Plugs: These plugs have a spring-loaded design that allows them to be easily inserted into a hole. They are commonly used in automotive and appliance applications.
2. Screw-in Plugs: These plugs are threaded and can be screwed into a tapped hole. They are often used in industrial applications where a more secure fit is required.
3. Push-in Plugs: These plugs are inserted into a hole and expand to create a tight fit. They are often used in automotive and construction applications.

Material and Finish:

Metal panel plugs are typically made of steel, aluminum, or plastic. They may be finished with zinc plating, nickel plating, or powder coating to provide corrosion resistance and a polished appearance.

By selecting the appropriate type of metal panel plug, you can ensure a professional and durable finish for your metal projects.