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thread protector

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thread protector [′thred prə‚tek·tər]
(engineering)
A short-threaded ring to screw onto a pipe or into a coupling to protect the threads while the pipe is being handled or transported. Also known as pipe-thread protector.


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North Bay Plastic Molders produces plastic caps for a variety of applications, including specialized shipping caps for pipes, thread protectors for protecting the threads of drilling pipes and end caps for explosives, and plastic electronics housings.
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