The Lee Plug product line is the foundation for our extensive line of aerospace products. Back in the 1950s, engineers were searching for a more reliable and effective way to seal machined and cross-drilled holes in metal housings. In response to this need, The Lee Company created a plug designed to form a permanent leak-tight seal without the use of O-rings, threads, or sealants. The Lee Plug remains the best-seller for The Lee Company, with well over 200 million plugs having been used on aircraft, missiles, spacecraft, and other sophisticated hydraulic systems.
The Lee Plug® Expansion Plug remains the best seller for many reasons. Not only are we the original OEM and the only qualified supplier of the single-point-of-failure technology, but we also bring a level of problem-solving, experience, innovation, and a commitment to quality that sets us and the product apart from our competitors. This is why The Lee Company remains the only SAE-certified provider of aerospace expansion plugs.
Lastly, each of our customers is unique – and they often need unique plugs. Over half of the work we perform at The Lee Company is custom, and plugs are no exception. Our standard product offering usually contains a plug the size and proof pressure that a customer needs. This includes evolved configurations of our original expansion plug with different material, installation, and retention options. With that said, we’re more than happy to create new designs on request. Whether your solution is off-the-shelf or one-of-a-kind, you can rest assured knowing that Lee products always adhere to exacting standards for quality and performance.
Partner with The Lee Company and get much more than just a supplier of top-quality fluid control products. Our reliable technical support team is available every step of the way to help you find solutions, maximize productivity, and drive efficiency across your operations. Check out these aerospace and defense-specific resources to learn more.
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