Briggs Plumbing Products P303 Cartridge Assembly

Product Description

The BRIGGS PLUMBING PRODUCTS P303 is a replacement cartridge assembly designed for Bradley Cascade faucets. The cartridge is the core valve component that controls water flow and temperature mixing inside the faucet body. When a faucet begins to drip, leak at the stem, or loses smooth handle operation, the cartridge is typically the worn component requiring replacement. At 1.33 pounds, this is a straightforward service part that a licensed plumber or experienced technician can swap out during a standard faucet repair call. Manufactured in the United States, the P303 is built to restore original faucet function without full fixture replacement.

This cartridge assembly is intended for use in Bradley Cascade faucet applications. It is suited to commercial and residential plumbing environments where Bradley or Briggs faucet fixtures are installed. Typical install scenarios include restroom faucet service in light commercial facilities, multi-family housing, and institutional settings where Bradley Cascade fixtures are common. The part is noted for straightforward fitment, reducing labor time on repair calls.

Key Features

• OEM-style replacement cartridge restores proper flow and shutoff function
• Designed specifically for Bradley Cascade faucet assemblies
• Manufactured in the United States
• Compact and lightweight at 1.33 pounds for easy handling on-site
• Replaces worn or leaking cartridge without full fixture changeout

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement cartridge assembly for Bradley Cascade series faucets. Compatible with Briggs and Bradley faucet applications as noted in manufacturer documentation. Verify faucet model and cartridge seat dimensions before installation.

Installation Notes

Cartridge replacement is typically performed by a licensed plumber. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valve or at the branch shutoff before beginning disassembly. Remove the handle, retaining clip, and any trim sleeve before extracting the old cartridge. Follow local plumbing code requirements, including applicable sections of the IPC, for faucet service and cartridge replacement procedures.