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The BK 496-038 is a braided stainless steel faucet connector designed to supply water from a shutoff valve to a faucet or fixture. The core is virgin PVC reinforced with polyester yarn braiding, then over-braided with Type 304 stainless steel for strength and long-term durability. Chrome-plated brass hex nuts and washers on each end create a dependable hand-tight seal without the need for additional tools. Rated to a maximum pressure of 125 psi and a maximum temperature of 180 degrees F, this connector is suited for both hot and cold supply lines in demanding environments. It is installed by licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers on residential, commercial, and industrial water supply connections.
This connector is appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial water supply applications where a flexible braided line is required between a shutoff valve and a faucet or plumbing fixture. The 3/8-inch compression inlet and 3/8-inch compression outlet configuration fits standard undersink valve-to-faucet connections. The 60-inch length provides extra reach for installations where the shutoff valve is not directly below the fixture, or where routing around cabinet obstacles is necessary. IAPMO listing confirms the product meets recognized plumbing code standards.
Designed for use as a flexible water supply connector on residential, commercial, and industrial faucets and plumbing fixtures with 3/8-inch compression inlet and outlet connections.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before disconnecting the existing connector. Hand-tighten the brass nuts to seat the washers, then snug with a wrench if needed — avoid overtightening, which can crack the brass fittings or damage the washer seat. Inspect for drips after restoring pressure and confirm no leaks before closing the cabinet.
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