Mixed Tap Repair Washer Tray – 159 PieceMixed Tap Repair Washer Tray

The TIMCO Mixed Tap Repair Washer Tray provides a complete selection of washers for repairing and maintaining leaking taps. With 159 pieces across flat, dome, delta, tanto flex, and fibre washers, it covers the most commonly used sizes for domestic and commercial plumbing. Supplied in a compartmentalised tray, it offers convenience, organisation, and excellent value for quick plumbing repairs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Comprehensive Selection: Includes flat, dome, delta, tanto flex, and fibre washers.
• 159 Pieces: Covers a wide range of the most common tap repair sizes.
• Organised Tray: Supplied in a refillable storage tray for easy access.
• Versatile Use: Suitable for household and commercial plumbing repairs.
• Cost-Effective: Keeps essential washers on hand for quick, reliable fixes.

Product & Technical Details

• Type: Mixed Tap Repair Washer Tray
• Total Pieces: 159
• Contents: Flat Tap Washers: 3⁄8″ (×15), 1⁄2″ (×12), 5⁄8″ (×5), 3⁄4″ (×6)
  Dome Washers: 1⁄2″ (×12), 3⁄4″ (×4)
  Delta Washers: 1⁄2″ (×15), 3⁄4″ (×10)
  Tanto Flex Washers: 1⁄2″ (×10), 3⁄4″ (×10)
  Fibre Washers: 1⁄2″ (×30), 3⁄4″ (×30)
• Tray: Compartmentalised storage tray

Suitable Applications

• Repairing leaking taps and faucets
• Plumbing maintenance and servicing
• Domestic and commercial tap repairs
• Keeping spares ready for emergency call-outs

Instructions for Use

1. Turn off the water supply before starting repairs.
2. Dismantle the tap head to access the old washer.
3. Select the correct replacement washer from the tray.
4. Fit securely and reassemble the tap.
5. Restore water supply and check for leaks.

Limitations & Precautions

• Select the correct washer size and type to ensure proper sealing.
• Do not overtighten fittings to avoid damaging washers.
• Always isolate the water supply before repairs.

The TIMCO Mixed Tap Repair Washer Tray – 159 Piece offers a complete range of washers in a handy storage tray, providing an essential kit for plumbers, maintenance engineers, and DIY users tackling tap repairs.