Neoperl 1.8 gpm Pressure Compensating Laminar Stream Faucet Aerator 

Take your laminar stream to the next level with its noiseless, crystal-clear laminar stream. The new Crystal aerator creates a silky smooth, nearly splashless stream that glides over and envelops anything it touches. Available in standard size with a 1.8 gpm flow rate.

Enhance your faucet with a high quality, full flow 2.2 gpm Neoperl laminar stream faucet aerator.   Dual threaded, pressure compensating flow controller in the unit keeps the flow stready against changes in water pressure.   NSF 61 approved. 

Features 

• 1.8 gpm low flow rate 
• Crystal clear laminar silky smooth stream 
• Housing Options: Standard Dual Threaded, Male, Female + Vandal Proof Dual Thread, VP Male, VP Female
• Pressure compensating splashless
• High quality aerator designed with high standards 
• NSF-61 approved 
• Easy to install, Key required for Vandal Proof Housings
  

Specifications 

• Dual threaded with 15/16” standard male and 55/64” standard female threads
• NSF-61 approved 
• Unique screenless 100% plastic Cascade construction hinders lime buildup.
• Gray Wrench - For the installation or removal of regular male and female housings or metric male housings without damaging the finish.
• (Metal Key) A special key for installation of regular and junior size vandal proof housings and housings with tightening grooves.

Laminar stream

Laminar stream straighteners produce a non-aerated water stream. Ideal for health care facilities (prevents mixing of water/air). NEOPERL^® laminar spout-end devices 
deliver a crystal clear and non-splashing stream.  Aerators are found in nearly all kitchen and lavatory faucets. An aerator is a key component in the overall performance of the faucet. Here is how you should expect your aerator to perform:

• Provide optimum performance at the prevailing line pressure in your country
• Control the stream straightness and diameter
• Reduce splash by aerating the stream and eliminating side spray
• Save water and reduce energy costs
• Meet local plumbing codes and standards.

Know Your Aerator:

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