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Threaded Caps
Our Threaded Protection Caps are made using a strong, quality HDPE Plastic, which is capable of resisting damage and preventing external threads from becoming broken, frayed, or damaged. Each of these Plastic Threaded Caps come with an ergonomic easy gripping head, allowing for fast, efficient screwing on and off from the application.
Our Thread Covering Caps are most commonly used to cover and protect threads whilst in transit. They can also be used for masking purposes to cover and protect a thread whilst coating.
We manufacture these Plastic Thread Protection Caps in three different thread styles and sizes: Metric, BSP, and UNF. We are also able to produce these caps in a range of highly visible colours or custom sizing variants to ensure we have the best possible product for you and your application. Please get in touch with our friendly team if you don't find the part you need.
Benefits of using our Thread Covering Caps:
- Made from a sturdy, reliable HDPE
- Comes with an ergonomic easy to grip head
- Provides an ideal level of thread protection
- Available in Metric, BSP, and UNF thread styles
Need a specialist Thread Protection solution? Give us a call now on 01233 713581
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the differences between Standard Threaded Caps and Sealing Caps?
The main differences between these products is the fact that one comes with a rubber washer inside the head, this helps to 'seal' off the thread. Standard versions are recommended mainly for protection uses, rather than to provide a quality seal (something often required when working with gas, liquids etc).
What does BSP, Metric and UNF sizing represent?
These units determine the thread type, BSP meaning British Standard Pipe,, Metric being metric standard and UNF being Unified. If you're unsure about what thread to use, please contact a member of our team.
How fast can I get my order?
Need your parts tomorrow? Our rapid same day dispatch has got you covered! Simply place your order before 4pm Mon-Thurs or 2pm Friday and select our Next Day Delivery service in the shopping cart. We also offer Guaranteed AM delivery when required, in addition to a Saturday delivery option.
If you don't mind waiting, we have a Free delivery method for orders over £30, and an economic £4.85 2nd Class delivery for orders between £10-£30.
Can I get a Free Sample?
Free Samples can be requested through our product pages, displayed in the sizing table beside the product you require. Please note you can always give us a call on 01233 713 581 or contact us on Live Chat to discuss samples.
Do I need to Sign Up for an account?
You do not need to sign up to place an order, but it is recommended if you'd like to gain loyalty points, giving discount off future orders. To learn more about loyalty points, please view our rewards scheme page.
I am not sure what parts I need?
If you're unsure which part you need then please do not hesitate to give one of our friendly Sales Team a call on 01233 713 581 and they can assist you. Alternatively, we're active on Live Chat during office hours. You can open this using the button in the bottom right corner of the website. Alternatively, you can write to us using our contact form.
Do you offer Returns on Products?
We offer a return period on all of our products to give you peace of mind, to view our policies and learn more about this process should it be required, please see our returns policy page.
Can you supply different colours of this product?
In most cases we have the facilities to offer you different colours of a product, specific to your requirements. Minimum order quantities may apply depending on the manufacturing technique in question, but please get in touch with any queries you may have.
Is there a minimum order value?
Please note that there is a minimum order value of £10 through our website (inclusive of VAT).
If you're new to our website you may want to check out our frequently asked questions section for answers to common customer queries.
What do these abbrievations mean?
While browsing the website you may come across abbreviations used for material names that you are unfamiliar with. You can find an explanation for these in our material abbreviations guide.