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The Thomas Dudley Delta Tap Washer 3/4" is a high-quality plumbing component designed for homeowners and professional plumbers looking to eliminate persistent drips and leaks. Its primary benefit is the creation of a reliable, watertight seal that restores tap functionality and conserves water usage, though it is specifically sized for 3/4-inch fittings, meaning it will not fit smaller or larger standard tap outlets.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PWATAP370303 |
| Brand | Thomas Dudley |
No, this washer is specifically designed for 3/4-inch taps and will not provide a secure seal for smaller fittings.
No, the washer is designed to function as a dry seal. You should not use lubricants or sealants on the rubber washer itself.
There is no set schedule, but you should replace it as soon as you notice the tap dripping or if the handle becomes harder to close.
Generally, you only need an adjustable wrench and a screwdriver to remove the tap handle and valve head.
Yes, it is designed to withstand standard household hot water temperatures.
Ensure the washer is seated correctly and that there is no limescale buildup on the brass valve seat.
Apply a penetrating oil to the threads and allow it to sit for a few minutes before attempting to loosen again.
Before starting, ensure the water supply to the tap is completely shut off. Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the tap head gear. Remove the old washer from the jumper plate and replace it with the new Thomas Dudley Delta Tap Washer, ensuring it sits flat and centered. Once installed, reassemble the tap, tighten it moderately—do not overtighten—and turn the water supply back on to test the seal. To prolong the life of the washer, avoid forcing the tap handle closed once the water has stopped flowing, as excessive pressure can deform the rubber over time.
