Ceramic Disc Washer

Ceramic tap retaining washer.

Ceramic disc washer.

Ceramic taps explained. Disc section b sits on top of disc section a. No leaks no drips just a fully working ceramic disc ta. This week we shall be taking you lovely readers on a brief and informative guide on how to replace the ceramic disc cartridges that feature in your monoblock taps.

The annoying rubber washer found in older faucets is becoming a thing of the past. To make it easy to change washers or ceramic discs for a basin get your plumber to install a stop valve or whisper flood stop isolating valve so the water can be isolated easily for the changeover. A very thin film of vaseline can be smeared between them. We use cookies and similar tools to enhance your shopping experience to provide our services understand how customers use our services so we can make improvements and display ads.

In today s video i will be showing you how to repair or replace a quarter turn ceramic disk tap valve. In stock fully dense alumina oxide and zirconia oxide ceramic washers is the most widely used advanced ceramic material. Two lugs at the end of the spindle fit into the slots at the top and bottom of b opening and closing the tap. Ceramic disc faucets are much tougher better able to deal with extreme temperatures and can go for years without needing repairs or replacing.

In stock fully dense alumina oxide and zirconia oxide ceramic washers is the most widely used advanced ceramic material. In recent years ceramic taps have appeared on the market. If you love my content and would like to send me a cou. Unlike the older washer type these taps use two close fitting slotted ceramic discs in place of the traditional washers.