Value Collection 52001-1 Turn Tite Pressure Test Plug

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 52001-1 is a Turn Tite pressure test plug used to temporarily seal and pressure-test plumbing and pipe systems. The plug features a rubber construction that compresses and expands when turned, creating a secure, leak-resistant seal inside the pipe bore. With a 1-1/8 inch outer diameter and a body length of 1-5/16 inches, this plug is sized for standard plumbing pipe applications. Plumbers and pipefitters use pressure test plugs like this one during rough-in inspections and system commissioning to isolate sections of pipe for air or hydrostatic pressure testing.

This plug is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing rough-in work where code-required pressure tests must be performed before wall or ceiling close-in. The Turn Tite style allows the technician to expand the plug from outside the pipe end using a simple hand tool or wrench, making single-technician testing practical. It is commonly used on drain, waste, and vent systems as well as supply line stub-outs during pre-inspection stages.

Key Features

• Turn Tite design expands plug body with a simple twist for a secure in-pipe seal
• Rubber construction conforms to pipe bore and resists deformation under test pressure
• 1-1/8 inch OD fits standard plumbing pipe sizes without additional adapters
• Compact 1-5/16 inch body length allows use in tight or recessed pipe ends
• Lightweight at 0.20 pounds for easy handling and transport on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use pressure test plug for standard plumbing and pipe fitting applications requiring a 1-1/8 inch outer diameter plug.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or pipefitters during system pressure testing phases. Before inserting the plug, confirm the pipe end is clean and free of burrs or debris that could damage the rubber sealing element. Insert the plug into the pipe bore and turn to expand the rubber body until the plug seats firmly. Always follow local plumbing code requirements and IPC guidelines for test pressure levels and hold times; do not exceed the rated pressure capacity of the plug or the system under test.