Larsen Supply Co. 2599676 Dual Thread Chrome Aerator 1.8 Gpm 5 Pack

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 2599676 is a dual-thread chrome aerator sold in a 5-pack, designed for residential kitchen faucet installation and replacement. It accepts both 55/64 inch x 27 female and 15/16 inch male thread connections, giving plumbers flexibility when servicing a wide range of faucet spouts without needing multiple part numbers on hand. The aerator delivers a flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute, meeting California low-flow compliance standards. The chrome finish provides a clean, standard appearance that matches most kitchen faucet trims. This is a standard serviceable component stocked by plumbers, MRO distributors, and facilities maintenance crews.

This aerator is intended for kitchen faucets in residential settings. The dual-thread design allows a single part to fit both female-threaded and male-threaded spout ends, reducing truck-stock requirements. California flow rate compliance makes this unit suitable for installations in California and other states that have adopted equivalent water conservation standards. The carded 5-pack format is suited for counter or peg display in supply houses or for bulk servicing of multi-unit residential properties.

Key Features

• Dual thread design: fits 55/64 inch x 27 female and 15/16 inch male spout ends
• 1.8 GPM flow rate meets California water conservation compliance requirements
• Chrome finish for standard kitchen faucet trim compatibility
• Sold as a 5-pack for efficient service calls and multi-unit applications
• Carded packaging suitable for supply house display or field stock

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator for kitchen faucets with 55/64 inch x 27 female or 15/16 inch male threaded spout ends.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer. Shut off the faucet supply before removing the existing aerator. Use a cloth-wrapped wrench or aerator key to avoid marring the chrome finish during removal and installation. Do not overtighten, as aerator housings are designed to seat with hand-tight plus a quarter turn.