CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY 377-XTRHBL12JKABNF RH Ceramic Cartridge Brass/SS PK12
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A small female aerator assembly with a 13/16 in. -24 thread and 1.8 gpm flow rate, NSF61 compliant
This small female aerator assembly fits standard 13/16 inch -24 threads on bathroom taps. It delivers an aerated outlet with a chrome finish and meets NSF61 standards for drinking water safety. Suitable for residential and light commercial bathrooms needing a direct replacement part.
The aerated stream maintains a consistent 1.8 gallons per minute during extended runs without surging or splashing. Internal screens resist clogging from mineral debris common in municipal supply lines. Not intended for high-volume commercial fixtures requiring flow rates above 1.8 gpm or male-thread connections.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | NEOPERL |
| Product type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
The aerated outlet mixes air with water to reduce splashing and noise during continuous use.
Your faucet needs a male 13/16 in. -24 thread for this aerator assembly to install correctly.
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