SAME DAY SHIPPING
— Order by 2pm EST.
Toggle Nav
Cart
Search
main product photo

Ss Male Tube Plug

Ask A Question

Description & Features

Machined from stainless steel, this M24 x 1.5 male tube plug is designed to close off DIN tube ports in hydraulic circuits where a connection point needs to be sealed or taken out of service. The stainless construction makes it well-suited for environments where corrosion resistance is a priority.

The Ss Male Tube Plug is an Adaptall component with a 27mm CH width and an overall length of 24mm. The male DIN tube thread (Size S16) seats securely into compatible female port fittings, providing a clean, reliable seal without additional adapters.

SKU: SS5203S-16

Supplier Part Number (MPN): SS5203S-16

Specifications

Brand
adapt-all
Connection Size 1
S16
Connection Type
Male Metric
Connection Type 1
Male Metric DIN Tube
Dimension Standards
DIN 2353
Dimensions
24 mm L
Fitting Type
Plug
Hex Size
27 mm
Material
Stainless Steel
Material Construction
316 Stainless Steel
Series
SS5203S Series
Thread Size
M24x1.5

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Frank S on Feb 18, 2026, 3:47 PM
got a DIN tube port i need to take out of service. is this the right plug for an M24 x 1.5 port?
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 19, 2026, 9:14 PM
For sealing off a DIN tube port with an M24 x 1.5 male DIN tube thread (Size S16), this plug is a match. It threads into a compatible female DIN tube port fitting and seats to close the connection point without needing an extra adapter.
Question by: Wes P on Jun 1, 2025, 6:07 AM
What exactly is this plug meant to do in a hydraulic system, and is it a permanent fix or more of a temporary cap?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 2, 2025, 4:03 PM
Closing off unused DIN tube ports is the main job here. If you've got a port in a hydraulic circuit that's either out of service or just doesn't have a connection running to it, this plug threads in and seals it up clean. The M24 x 1.5 male DIN thread seats directly into a compatible female port, so no extra adapters are needed. Whether you're using it long-term or just taking a circuit point out of rotation for a while, it handles both situations fine.

Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you.

Fields marked * are required.