CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY 377-XTRHBL12JKABNF RH Ceramic Cartridge Brass/SS PK12
- Single Hole Faucets
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Ceramic cartridge stem in brass fits American Standard single-hole faucets
This brass ceramic cartridge stem is designed to fit American Standard single-hole faucets. It replaces the internal valve mechanism that controls water flow and temperature. The component is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible bathroom fixtures.
The all-brass body withstands repeated cycling and exposure to treated water without degrading. Ceramic disc seals maintain a drip-free shut-off over extended periods, reducing the need for frequent maintenance. This stem is not intended for faucets from other brands or for multi-hole configurations.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | KISSLER & CO |
| Product type | Single Hole Faucets |
The ceramic cartridge operates without moving mechanical parts that create noise or heat; water flow through the brass body is silent and stays at supply temperature.
You need an American Standard single-hole faucet body that accepts a brass ceramic cartridge stem.
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