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Find it, fit it, fix it. Servicing and repairs made easy with spares finder at City Plumbing
Maintain system integrity and clear debris with our reliable range of boiler plugs, inline strainers and hole stoppers. We supply OEM compatible spares designed to ensure secure sealing and optimal flow rates during routine servicing or emergency repairs.
Vokera 10026232 Test Point Cap
261386

Vokera 10026232 Test Point Cap

£3.83

each, Inc. VAT
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Vokera 2216 Pump Manifold Plug
475349

Vokera 2216 Pump Manifold Plug

£5.39

each, Inc. VAT
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Heating engineers understand that the smallest components often dictate the long-term reliability of a boiler repair. Our dedicated selection of replacement plugs, system strainers and hole stoppers provides the essential brassware and durable synthetic fittings required to tackle common maintenance tasks. Strainers play a vital role in capturing suspended debris and preventing magnetite from entering sensitive waterways, protecting both the heat exchanger and the primary circulator. Meanwhile, high-quality hole stoppers and blanking plugs deliver immediate, watertight seals on decommissioned pipework or spare manifold ports. By stocking parts that meet strict OEM specifications, we enable installers to complete their servicing work efficiently and confidently, reducing the risk of call-backs caused by minor leaks or blockages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a boiler strainer important for system health?
A boiler strainer acts as the first line of defence against circulating debris and sludge within the primary heating water. By catching physical particulates before they reach delicate internal components like the pump or the plate heat exchanger, the strainer maintains heat transfer efficiency and extends the operational lifespan of the appliance.
How often should I clean the internal boiler strainer?
It is best practice for heating engineers to remove and clean the strainer during the annual boiler service. Over a twelve-month period, even well-treated systems can accumulate small amounts of debris that restrict flow rates and cause the boiler to work harder than necessary. Regular cleaning guarantees optimal flow and helps identify underlying corrosion issues early.
Are boiler plugs and stoppers universal?
While some blanking plugs and hole stoppers utilise standard BSP thread sizes suitable for general pipework, many boiler-specific plugs are machined to exact OEM tolerances. You must check the specific make and model of the boiler you are repairing to ensure the plug provides a secure, permanent seal without damaging the receiving thread or requiring excessive amounts of jointing compound.