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Amerex 14218 Pipe Plug, Brass, 1/4" (Safety Discharge Port)
Wheeled stored-pressure extinguisher part
The Amerex 14218 brass pipe plug is designed for use with the safety discharge port on compatible 125 lb wheeled stored-pressure fire extinguishers. Manufactured to original equipment specifications, this component helps maintain proper sealing and safe system operation in high-capacity extinguisher assemblies.
Compatible Amerex models may include 690, 759, 490, and 488. Please confirm compatibility with your specific extinguisher prior to ordering.
Product features
- Genuine Amerex brass pipe plug replacement component
- Designed for safety discharge port applications
- Compatible with select 125 lb wheeled stored-pressure extinguisher models
- Durable brass construction for corrosion resistance and longevity
- Manufactured to original Amerex equipment specifications
Recommended applications
Suitable for servicing Amerex 125 lb wheeled stored-pressure extinguishers used in industrial plants, fuel storage facilities, aviation environments, maintenance operations, and transportation equipment requiring dependable high-capacity fire protection systems.
About Amerex
Amerex Corporation, headquartered in Trussville, Alabama, is a leading American manufacturer of firefighting equipment for commercial, industrial, and defense applications. The company produces hand-portable and wheeled fire extinguishers as well as advanced fire and explosion suppression vehicle systems.
Founded in 1971 by Ned Paine and George Baureis, Amerex became part of McWane, Inc. in 1999 and continues to develop advanced suppression technologies including restaurant systems, vehicle fire suppression systems, gas detection equipment, and industrial protection systems.
Amerex suppression systems are deployed on military vehicles through partnerships with manufacturers such as Oshkosh Corporation. These systems use optical detection technology that rapidly identifies fires and explosions and deploys extinguishing agents through integrated delivery components.
Following its acquisition of The Solberg Company in 2011, Amerex continues to support global fire protection infrastructure and produces approximately 2.5 million commercial and industrial fire extinguishers annually.
