Securpak Flat Washers - Black

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The Securpak Flat Washers in black are an essential plumbing component designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a reliable, secure connection for bath taps. These washers provide a snug fit to prevent leaks and maintain plumbing integrity, though they are specifically sized for standard tap fittings and may not be compatible with non-standard or industrial-sized hardware.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
Each pack contains 10 Securpak Flat Washers.
Yes, they are designed to handle standard residential cold and hot water bath tap connections.
These are high-quality plumbing-grade washers designed for a secure, watertight seal.
It is recommended to use a new washer every time a connection is broken to ensure the best possible seal, as used washers often take a permanent set.
These are specifically designed for bath taps; please check the diameter of your kitchen tap fittings before use as they may differ.
Ensure the washer is seated perfectly flat in the center of the connector and tighten the nut slightly more.
Remove the washer and check for debris or cross-threading on the tap tail, then re-seat the washer.
To install, ensure the water supply is completely turned off at the isolation valves before unscrewing the tap connection. Remove the old washer, clean the seating area of any calcium buildup or debris, and place the new Securpak washer into the connector. Hand-tighten the nut until firm, then use a wrench to give an additional quarter-turn if necessary; avoid overtightening, as this can deform the washer and break the seal. To care for these washers, inspect them during routine plumbing maintenance. Avoid using harsh chemical descalers directly on the rubber, as this may degrade the material over time.