Brass Craft Service Parts 738-088 Disposal Splash Guard

Product Description

The BRASS CRAFT SERVICE PARTS 738-088 is a replacement disposal splash guard designed to seat inside garbage disposal units and contain water and food debris during operation. The splash guard sits at the drain opening of the disposal, creating a flexible barrier that reduces splashback and keeps sink contents from escaping the drain cavity. This part is packaged as a unit of five, making it a practical stock item for plumbers handling multiple service calls or maintenance accounts. Installation is straightforward and does not require special tools, making it a routine repair part in residential kitchen plumbing service.

This splash guard is suited for residential kitchen applications where garbage disposal units are installed at the sink drain. It is specifically noted to fit In-Sink-Erator brand disposals, which are among the most commonly installed units in residential homes. The five-unit package format is well suited for plumbing contractors, maintenance technicians, and supply house counter sales. A single splash guard typically needs replacement when it becomes torn, stiff, or no longer seats properly in the disposal collar.

Key Features

• Fits In-Sink-Erator brand garbage disposal units
• Package includes 5 individual splash guards per unit sold
• Flexible guard design reduces water and debris splashback at drain opening
• Designed as a direct replacement for worn or damaged OEM splash guards
• Carded packaging for retail or counter-sale display

Compatibility

Designed to fit In-Sink-Erator brand garbage disposal units. Confirm collar diameter and model compatibility before installation. Specific compatible model numbers were not provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified technician as part of routine disposal maintenance. Before replacing the splash guard, disconnect power to the garbage disposal at the circuit breaker or unplug the unit to eliminate shock hazard. The old guard is removed by pulling it free from the disposal collar, and the new guard is pressed into place until fully seated. No cutting or fasteners are typically required for this replacement.