Brasscraft SC1719 Faucet Seat Sterling 1/2x2

Product Description

The BRASSCRAFT SC1719 is a replacement faucet seat designed to restore proper shutoff and sealing function in Sterling faucet assemblies. The seat interfaces directly with the stem washer or cartridge, providing a precision mating surface that stops drips and prevents bypass leakage. Sized at 1/2 inch by 2 inches, this seat is a direct OEM-style replacement that maintains the original seating geometry. Plumbers and service technicians install this part as part of a routine faucet rebuild, typically alongside a new stem washer or packing. Correct seat condition is critical to leak-free operation and extends the service life of the valve assembly.

This faucet seat is intended for use in Sterling brand faucet valve bodies requiring the 99C-0369 seat specification. It is suited to residential plumbing applications where the existing seat is worn, pitted, or damaged beyond what a seat dresser can correct. When a seat dresser cannot restore a smooth mating surface, full seat replacement is the correct repair path. This part is installed by licensed plumbers or qualified service technicians during faucet stem rebuilds on hot or cold supply valves.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for Sterling faucet seat specification 99C-0369
• Sized at 1/2 inch by 2 inches for precise fitment
• Restores proper sealing surface for stem washer or cartridge contact
• OEM-style geometry maintains original valve performance
• Suited for residential faucet rebuild and repair applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement faucet seat for Sterling brand faucet assemblies referencing seat specification 99C-0369, with a seat size of 1/2 inch by 2 inches.

Installation Notes

Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valve or main shutoff before beginning any faucet seat replacement. A licensed plumber should perform this repair in accordance with local plumbing codes referencing the IPC or applicable state equivalent. Use a seat wrench sized to match the seat socket to avoid damaging the valve body threads. Inspect the valve body threads and bore for corrosion or damage before installing the new seat.