Forespar 150112 Sta-Plug Mini Emergency Plug - Small - Trotac Marine
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    • Forespar 150112 Sta-Plug Mini Emergency Plug - Small

    SKU:
    FS150112
    Forespar 150112 Sta-Plug Mini Emergency Plug - Small
    $32.55
    The Sta-Plug® Mini™, Forespar's form-fitting emergency plug. A soft cone-shaped design allows it to easily fill the irregular shapes of hull impact breaches, as well as any round hole leak from a hose or through-hull. View full description

    Sta-Plug® Mini Emergency Plug Unique edge gripping riblets help hold the plug in a hole, keeping water out.

    • The Emergency Plug that Grips
    • 4"" High x 2"" Diameter
    • Convenient sized version of the popular Sta-Plug Emergency Plug
    • Made from strong elastomer composites
    • Not susceptible to mold or swelling
    • Bright color allows it to be quickly located
    • Meets US Sailing Special Equipment Requirements
    • Equipped with a lanyard hole
    • Dimensions: 4"" (10cm) high, 2"" (5cm) diameter at base
    • Made right here in the USA
    • NOT INTENDED FOR FUEL LEAKS
    Brand:
    forespar

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