Oatey PP8001 Dual Thread Faucet Aerator Chrome Brass

Product Description

The OATEY PP8001 is a chrome-plated brass faucet aerator with dual inside threads, designed for standard residential and light commercial faucet service. It features both male and female thread configurations, accepting 15/16 inches-27 outside threads and 55/64 inches-27 threads to fit a wide range of faucet spout ends. The slotted design allows for easy installation and removal with a standard flat-blade screwdriver or coin. Plumbers and plumbing maintenance technicians install this aerator as a direct replacement or upgrade on kitchen and bathroom faucets to restore proper water flow and aeration performance.

This aerator is suited for residential bathroom and kitchen faucet applications where inside-thread mounting is required. The dual-thread sizing covers the two most common standard faucet spout thread dimensions, making it a versatile service part for plumbing contractors, maintenance techs, and facility managers handling faucet repairs across multiple fixture types. Sold individually on a card, it is a standard stocking item for plumbing service vans and supply rooms.

Key Features

• Dual inside thread configuration: 15/16 inches-27 outside and 55/64 inches-27
• Chrome-plated brass construction for corrosion resistance and clean appearance
• Slotted body for tool-assisted installation and removal
• Male and female thread compatibility in a single unit
• Sold individually, packaged on a card

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement aerator for residential and light commercial faucets requiring inside-thread mounting with standard 15/16 inches-27 or 55/64 inches-27 thread sizes.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified maintenance technician. Shut off the water supply to the faucet before removing the existing aerator. Use a flat-blade screwdriver or coin in the slots to thread the aerator into the faucet spout by hand, then snug with a tool - avoid overtightening to prevent thread damage on the brass body. Check for leaks at the spout connection after restoring water supply.