Bsc Preferred P29121NL No Lead Ceramic Disk Cartridge

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED P29121NL is a no-lead ceramic disk cartridge designed for right-hand faucet applications. It serves as a direct replacement component inside single- or multi-handle faucets, controlling water flow and temperature mixing through a precision ceramic disk mechanism. The lead-free construction meets modern potable water safety standards, making it suitable for any fixture that supplies drinking, cooking, or bathing water. Licensed plumbers and experienced fixture technicians are the primary installers, though the straightforward cartridge format is also within reach for knowledgeable trade-level DIYers.

This cartridge fits into right-hand faucet bodies used in residential kitchens, bathrooms, and light commercial restroom applications. It is engineered to restore a leak-free seal in worn or dripping faucets without replacing the entire fixture. The ceramic disk design resists wear from repeated cycling better than conventional rubber-seat valves, extending service intervals in high-use installations. Refer to your fixture manufacturer documentation to confirm proper cartridge orientation before installation.

Key Features

• Lead-free ceramic disk construction meets no-lead potable water compliance requirements
• Right-hand orientation for correct fitment in compatible faucet bodies
• Ceramic disk mechanism provides a long-lasting, leak-resistant seal
• Compact package dimensions of 5.75 x 5.4375 x 5.4375 inches for easy handling and storage
• Lightweight at 0.19 pounds, simplifying overhead or confined-space installs
• Unit of measure is each (EA) with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ceramic disk cartridge for right-hand faucet assemblies in residential and light commercial plumbing fixtures.

Installation Notes

Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valves and relieve line pressure by opening the faucet before beginning work. A licensed plumber should verify cartridge orientation and seating torque per the fixture manufacturer instructions. Work performed on potable water systems must comply with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Do not force the cartridge into the faucet body, as misalignment can crack the ceramic disk and cause immediate failure.