Larsen Supply Co., Inc. 02-1075 Beveled Bibb Washer 6 Pack

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 02-1075 is a rubber beveled bibb washer designed for faucet stem repair on compression-style faucets. Each washer measures 9/16 inches in diameter with a 1/4 beveled profile, allowing it to seat properly against the valve seat in standard bibb-style faucet assemblies. This pack includes 6 washers, making it a practical supply for service calls or bench stock. Plumbers and general maintenance technicians install these washers to restore a leak-free shutoff when a faucet drips at the spout. The rubber construction provides reliable compression against the valve seat under normal water service pressure.

Beveled bibb washers are used in residential and light commercial compression faucets, including outdoor hose bibbs, utility sink faucets, and older two-handle lavatory and kitchen faucets. The beveled profile is specific to faucet stems that require an angled seating surface rather than a flat washer. This part is suited for routine faucet stem repair and is a standard stocking item for plumbing service technicians.

Key Features

• 1/4 beveled profile seats correctly against angled valve seats in bibb-style faucet stems
• 9/16 inches diameter fits standard compression faucet stem applications
• Rubber construction provides durable compression seal under normal water pressure
• 6 washers per pack for efficient use on multi-fixture service calls or shop inventory
• Carded packaging for easy retail or parts-room storage and identification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement washer for compression-style bibb faucet stems requiring a 1/4 beveled, 9/16-inch diameter washer.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber or experienced maintenance technician typically performs faucet stem washer replacement. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valve or main before disassembling the faucet stem. Remove the stem, extract the worn washer and brass screw, seat the new beveled washer with the bevel facing the valve seat, and reinstall the retaining screw without overtightening. Verify the repair under normal line pressure before closing the service call.