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1.25" Torquer Locking Well Vapor Extraction Plug SCH 40
The Koby 1.25" Torquer Vapor Extraction Plug (T1.25VE) enables vapor and groundwater sampling through a vented port without removing the plug — preserving well integrity and preventing cross-contamination. Internal expansion...
$ 40.80
2" PVC female threaded well flat
The Koby 2" PVC female threaded well flat (FE22F) is a flat-bottom end cap for 2" monitoring well casing. ASTM F-480 2tpi threads. PVC construction — no metallic contamination. Made...
$ 4.13The Complete Well Plug Lineup
Every plug we carry uses an all-nylon expansion design — no metal parts to corrode in aggressive groundwater chemistry. Turn the wing nut, the gasket expands, and you get a liquid-tight seal that holds through years of freeze-thaw cycling and field exposure.
Plug Types
Torquer — The industry standard. Wing-nut expansion, padlock-compatible. Also available as vapor extraction versions.
FlushLock — Sits flush with the casing top. Proprietary key for removal. For paved areas and roadways.
J-Plug / H-Plug — Key-controlled access with enhanced tamper resistance.
Related Categories
- Well Caps — Grip-N-Lock caps that fit over the pipe exterior
- Vapor Extraction Plugs
- All Well Monitoring Equipment
FAQ
What is the primary purpose of well plugs?
Well plugs are designed to seal off sections of a wellbore, either temporarily or permanently. They are essential for ensuring the safety and integrity of drilling operations, isolating sections of the well, or preparing a well for abandonment.
How can I determine the right size of a well plug for my needs?
To choose the correct well plug size, measure the diameter of the wellbore or casing where the plug will be placed. Make sure to refer to your well's specifications or consult with a professional if unsure.
Are there different varieties of well plugs available?
Yes, there are multiple types, such as mechanical, inflatable, and cement well plugs. Your choice will depend on the specific application and how long you intend to use the plug.
Is it possible to reuse a well plug?
Some well plugs, especially mechanical and inflatable types, are designed to be retrievable and can be reused. However, cement plugs are meant for permanent placements and cannot be reused once set.
How can I confirm that my well plug has sealed properly?
After installing a well plug, it's standard practice to conduct a pressure test. If the plug maintains its pressure without any leaks, it indicates a successful seal.
Is it secure to purchase well plugs online?
Buying well plugs from reputable online vendors is generally safe. Ensure the website uses encrypted payment gateways and read reviews and ratings before finalizing your purchase.
What criteria should I use when selecting a well plug brand or manufacturer?
Look for a manufacturer's reputation, years in the industry, customer feedback, and industry certifications. Choosing a brand with a history of reliability and quality is always advisable.
How long should I expect to wait for delivery when purchasing online?
Delivery duration varies depending on the seller and chosen shipping method. Always check the estimated delivery timeline provided by the online retailer before confirming your order.
If the well plug doesn't fit or has issues, can I return it?
Return policies differ among online vendors. Before buying, review the seller's return and exchange policy to understand their terms and any associated conditions.
Do I need a professional to install a well plug?
While some well plugs can be self-installed, it's always recommended to consult or hire a professional for installation. This ensures the safety and efficacy of the plug.
