Plastic Caps

The Plastic Caps range by ASPL is wide, and the most varied in New Zealand.  All of our plastic caps are manufactured in Europe and are unsurpassable in their quality and efficient design.  We have a product to suit round, square, rectangular or oval tubing. ASPL also supply bolt protection & push-in plugs.

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	Round Plastic Caps A typical code for a round plastic cap will look like this: R020-10/20-B R = Round 020 = To suit a round tube with an outside diameter of 20mm 10/20 = To suit tubing with a wall thickness of 1 to 2mm B = Black
	Square Plastic Caps A typical code for a square plastic cap will look like this: S025-10/30-B S = Square 025 = Diameter is 25mm x 25mm 10/30 = Suits tubing with a wall thickness of 1 to 3 mm B= Black
	Rectangular Plastic Caps A typical code for a rectangular plastic cap will look like this: RCT020.010-10/20-B  RCT = Rectangular 020.010 = 20mm x 10mm in size 10/20 = To suit tubing with a wall thickness of 1 to 2mm B = Black
	Oval Plastic Caps A typical code for an oval plastic cap will look like this: OV025.012-20-B OV = Oval 025.012 = Diameter is 25mm x length is 12mm 20 = To suit tubing with a wall thickness of 2mm B = Black
	Round Plastic Endcaps A typical code for a round plastic endcap will look like this: R-ENDCAP19-B R = Round ENDCAP = Endcap 19 = To suit outside diameter (OD) of 19mm B = Black
	Bolt Protection Caps A typical code for a bolt protection cap will look like this: M10 PR CAP-B M10 = Diameter of bolt shank PR CAP = Protection Cap B = Black

Plastic Caps are used for numerous applications from tube endings in milking sheds on farms to furniture stop ends. As the potential applications are so varied it is our duty to ensure the materials used to make the plastic Caps are versatile, resistant and stylish.

The material that the plastic caps are made of is named ‘High Density UV Stabilized Polyethylene’. This was the choice of material for reasons such as it’s UV resistance, strength, density, and longevity.
The plastic caps fit into the end of tubing by being knocked in with a rubber mallet or hammer of some kind. It is important to chose the right size of the caps to ensure they serve their purpose to their full potential; especially in outdoor use where water may be present. To do this you should understand the code that ASPL use to disseminate all of the necessary variables when sizing the plastic cap.