Larsen Supply Co. 142113 Slip Joint Washers 5 Pack Assorted

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 142113 is a 5-pack assortment of plastic and rubber slip joint washers sized for tubular drain applications. These washers create a watertight seal at slip joint connections in sink drain assemblies, P-traps, and tubular drain lines. The assorted sizing means a single pack covers the most common slip joint diameters found in residential and light commercial plumbing. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers keep this pack on hand to avoid return trips caused by mismatched washer sizes. The carded packaging keeps washers organized and identifiable on a service van shelf or supply room rack.

This assortment is suited for tubular drain work under kitchen and bathroom sinks where slip joint connections are standard. The mix of plastic and rubber materials accommodates different fitting types and joint configurations encountered in everyday drain service and repair work. Having multiple sizes in one pack reduces downtime when the exact washer size is not known until the drain is disassembled on the job.

Key Features

• 5-pack assortment covers multiple common slip joint washer sizes in a single purchase
• Includes both plastic and rubber washer types for compatibility with different joint materials and configurations
• Sized for tubular drain fittings commonly found under residential and light commercial sinks
• Carded packaging keeps washers sorted and ready for use in a service bag or supply room
• Lightweight pack weighing 0.59 pounds is easy to stock in quantity

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for slip joint washers used in standard tubular drain assemblies, P-traps, and drain extension tubes in residential and light commercial sink installations.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber or qualified service technician typically installs slip joint washers during drain assembly or repair. Shut off the water supply and place a bucket under the drain before disassembling slip joint connections. Seat the washer squarely inside the slip joint nut before hand-tightening, then snug the nut with slip-joint pliers — overtightening can deform the washer and cause leaks. Inspect the mating surfaces for cracks or buildup before installing a new washer to ensure a proper seal.