USA standard for tap
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USA standard for tap
Hi
Few questions about standard size.
I would like to know what are right dimensions of an accessory that connects to a common bathroom/kitchen tap.
What is the standard in the united states?
is it metric or inch system?
What is the diameter used?
In other words, what are the parameters I need to choose for connection marked as "D" in the attached picture?
Any help is most appreciated, Thanks!
Rony
Few questions about standard size.
I would like to know what are right dimensions of an accessory that connects to a common bathroom/kitchen tap.
What is the standard in the united states?
is it metric or inch system?
What is the diameter used?
In other words, what are the parameters I need to choose for connection marked as "D" in the attached picture?
Any help is most appreciated, Thanks!
Rony
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The measurements used are inches, however aerator threads can vary. Every aerator does not screw in the same.
"A" internal threads are probably 3/4" hose threads (garden hose/washing machine threads).
You need an adapter similar to B and C. The best way to find one is to remove your existing aerator and take it to a store to test the threads that connect to the spout. It's also possible to use two aerator adapters if necessary. Home stores usually have a display board to test fit threads.
Here's a link to an example of a hose adapter:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/NEOPERL-...9-98/202243060
"A" internal threads are probably 3/4" hose threads (garden hose/washing machine threads).
You need an adapter similar to B and C. The best way to find one is to remove your existing aerator and take it to a store to test the threads that connect to the spout. It's also possible to use two aerator adapters if necessary. Home stores usually have a display board to test fit threads.
Here's a link to an example of a hose adapter:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/NEOPERL-...9-98/202243060