Larsen Supply 09-1015 55/64 in Female Faucet Aerator 5 Pack

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 09-1015 is a chrome plated brass faucet aerator designed for standard residential and light commercial faucet applications. The unit features a 55/64-inch female thread pattern, allowing it to thread directly onto male-threaded faucet spouts. Chrome plating provides corrosion resistance and a clean finished appearance. This aerator is no-lead compliant, meeting requirements for potable water applications. It ships carded in a 5-pack configuration, making it a practical stocking item for plumbers, remodelers, and maintenance technicians who regularly service faucets.

This aerator is suited for use on kitchen and bathroom faucets with a 55/64-inch male spout thread — one of the most common faucet thread sizes found in residential construction. The female thread configuration means the aerator installs directly onto the outside of the faucet spout tip. The 5-pack format supports multi-unit service calls, apartment turnovers, and general plumbing inventory without the need for individual retail purchases.

Key Features

• 55/64-inch female thread fits standard male-threaded faucet spouts
• Chrome plated brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• No-lead compliant for safe use in potable water systems
• Carded 5-pack format for efficient stocking and multi-unit service work
• Chrome finish provides a clean, finished appearance on installed faucets

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or upgrade aerator for faucets with a 55/64-inch male external spout thread, the most widely used thread size on residential kitchen and bathroom faucet spouts.

Installation Notes

Aerator installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers or experienced maintenance technicians, though the task is within scope for knowledgeable DIYers. Shut off water supply to the faucet before removal of the existing aerator. Thread the 09-1015 onto the faucet spout by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then snug with pliers using a cloth or tape to protect the chrome finish. Do not overtighten, as brass threads can be damaged by excessive force.