Name: Chicago Faucets 1-099XKJKABNF Right-Hand Ceramic 1/4-Turn Operating Cartridge
Brand: Chicago Faucet Company
SKU: 8571099XKJKF
Price: 25.99 USD
Availability: InStock

A close-up of a brass Chicago Faucets right-hand ceramic cartridge with a blue ring.

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Product Overview

Helps control water flow and prevent leaks
Nickel-plated brass stem with tapered end
Short stem is perfect for use with exposed caps
Turns a full 90 degrees
Color-coded seat specifies cold operation for accurate installation

UPC Code:611943474171

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 0.15 lb.
Height: 2 1/4 Inches
Type: Cartridges

Chicago Faucet Company 1-099XKJKABNF Details

Equip your faucet with this Chicago Faucets right-hand ceramic 1/4-turn operating cartridge. This cartridge helps control water flow and prevent leaks for optimal usage of your faucet. This cartridge was designed with ease of use in mind. That's why it was constructed with a nickel-plated brass stem with a tapered end that can be easily replaced.

Its short stem is perfect for use with exposed caps, while its durable, solid brass sleeve and precision-ground, high-polished ceramic discs make it suitable for long-term use. It also has a brass-to-brass limit stop with a stainless steel ring that provides enhanced durability. This piece has a blue color-coded seat that specifies cold operation for accurate installation. Plus, for effortless rotation, this piece can turn a full 90 degrees. Get this ceramic operating cartridge today to help keep your water safe and clean.

Overall Dimensions:
Height: 2 1/4"

Attention CA Residents:

ICC-ES Low Lead NSF/ANSI 372
This item has been tested by the ICC-ES to meet NSF/ANSI 372 standards for drinking water lead content.
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
This company is a certified USGBC member. The USGBC is an organization that promotes sustainable building practices, including saving energy, using fewer resources, and reducing waste.