• REF #1736

    BSPP 60° Coned Plug Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

    BSPP 60° Coned Plug Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1735

    BSPP Solid Plug Steel Hydraulic Adapter

    BSPP Solid Plug Steel Hydraulic Adapter

  • REF #1739

    BSPT Solid Plug Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

    BSPT Solid Plug Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1743

    NPT Solid Plug Hydraulic Adaptor

    NPT Solid Plug Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1737

    BSPP Socket Headed Plug for Bonded Seal Hydraulic Adaptor

    BSPP Socket Headed Plug for Bonded Seal Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1740

    Metric Solid Plug 1mm Pitch Steel Hydraulic Adapter

    Metric Solid Plug 1mm Pitch Steel Hydraulic Adapter

  • REF #1741

    Solid Plug 1.5mm Pitch Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

    Solid Plug 1.5mm Pitch Steel Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1740

    Metric Socket Headed Plug for Bonded Seal

    Metric Socket Headed Plug for Bonded Seal

  • REF #1744

    BSPP Swivel 60° Coned Blanking Cap Hydraulic Adaptor

    BSPP Swivel 60° Coned Blanking Cap Hydraulic Adaptor

  • REF #1745

    Metric Swivel Blanking Cap Hydraulic Adaptor

    Metric Swivel Blanking Cap Hydraulic Adaptor

Not every plug or cap does the same job. A dust cap keeps grit and moisture out of an open port during storage but isn't rated to hold pressure. A pressure plug or blanking cap is built to seal a live line or hold residual pressure during transport. Using one in place of the other is a common mistake that either fails to protect the system or fails under load.

Thread type and size need to match the port exactly; there's no universal fit across BSP, metric and imperial threads. Plastic caps are fine for general dust protection on low-duty applications; metal plugs and caps are used where higher pressure retention or a more secure seal is needed.

If you're unsure which type your system needs, check the port thread and intended duty (storage, transport, or in-service sealing) before ordering.

Orders over £200 to England and Wales qualify for free delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a dust cap and a pressure cap?

A dust cap keeps contamination out of an open port during storage but isn't rated to hold pressure. A pressure cap or blanking plug is built to seal a live line or retain pressure, and is a different product for a different job.

How do I know what thread size I need?

Measure or check the documentation for the port you're sealing. BSP, metric and imperial threads aren't interchangeable, and a mismatched thread won't seal properly even if it screws on.

Should I use plastic or metal plugs and caps?

Plastic is fine for general storage and low-duty dust protection. Metal plugs and caps are used where a more secure seal or higher pressure retention is needed, such as during transport of a charged system.

Do you deliver hydraulic plugs and caps near me?

The Hosemaster delivers to all UK mainland addresses. Orders over £200 to England and Wales qualify for free delivery, with 1–2 day delivery and same-day dispatch on most in-stock lines.