Internal Ribbed End Cap with Lug for Aluminum Ladder - Spare Part ➜ 82x25mm

Push-in Plug with Tab: The ideal replacement part for your aluminum ladder

Ladder end caps are essential for ensuring your safety when working at heights, but they are subjected to significant stress (friction, weight, temperature variations). When your original foot is worn or lost, this push-in plug with tab is the perfect repair solution to give your aluminum equipment a second life.

Why choose our ladder plug with locking tab?

Unlike standard wrap-around feet, this model is a “push-in” type: it is inserted directly into the inside of your ladder’s tubular profile.

• Infallible fixation: The presence of the locking tab (the small raised button on the side of the plug) makes all the difference. Upon insertion, the tab clips into the pre-drilled hole in the aluminum upright. The result? The foot cannot come out of its housing, even when you move or drag your ladder on a job site.

• Aesthetic finish: By inserting into the tube, this plug provides a clean, flush finish at the base of your ladder.

• Optimal grip: Its ribbed or textured base ensures excellent grip on various surfaces (concrete, asphalt, tile, parquet), thus preventing slipping hazards.

How to verify compatibility with your ladder?

To be sure that this push-in plug will fit your equipment, you must take two elements into account:

1. The internal dimensions of the tube: Use a caliper and measure the inside of the aluminum upright (width and depth of the opening). The plug must be able to fit in snugly.

2. The location of the hole: Ensure that your ladder upright has a lateral hole (usually a few centimeters from the base) to allow the tab to pop out and lock the part in place.

Quick and tool-free installation of the end foot

Replacement takes only a few seconds:

1. Remove the old plug (if necessary, use a flat-head screwdriver to pry it out by pressing down on the old tab).

2. Clean the inside of the aluminum upright.

3. Insert the new push-in plug, pushing it in until you hear the “click” of the tab locking into the profile hole. It’s repaired!