Larsen Supply Co. 231413 Male Pipe Thread Aerator 55/64in

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 231413 is a water saver male pipe thread aerator designed for standard faucet spouts in residential and light commercial plumbing applications. Threaded at 55/64 inches by 27 thread count, this aerator installs directly onto male pipe thread faucet outlets to introduce air into the water stream, reducing flow volume without a noticeable drop in pressure. The result is lower water consumption per fixture, which is a key goal in retrofit and new-installation plumbing work. Plumbers and fixture installers typically reach for this part when replacing worn or clogged aerators or upgrading faucets to meet water efficiency requirements. Each unit is carded for easy retail or service van storage.

This aerator is suited for residential bathroom and kitchen faucets as well as light commercial lavatory fixtures that use a standard 55/64-inch by 27 thread male outlet configuration. It is a straightforward replacement component stocked by plumbing professionals for routine service calls, tenant-improvement work, and fixture changeouts. The carded packaging makes it practical for counter display or individual sale. Package quantity is 6 units per pack.

Key Features

• Water-saving aerator design reduces flow volume while maintaining usable pressure at the fixture
• 55/64 inch by 27 thread male pipe thread sizing fits standard faucet spout outlets
• Carded packaging supports easy point-of-sale display or individual service use
• Compact and lightweight at 0.28 pounds, suited for high-volume stock in service kits
• Sold in a package quantity of 6 for efficient restocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator for faucet spouts with a 55/64-inch by 27 thread male pipe thread outlet. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified fixture technician. Shut off the water supply to the fixture before removing the existing aerator. Hand-tighten the new aerator onto the male pipe thread outlet, then snug with pliers using a cloth or tape wrap to protect the finish — do not overtighten. Check for leaks after restoring water supply. Work should comply with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines for fixture fittings.