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Small brass plumbing stop stem component with threaded connections

Acorn

Acorn 2570-015-199 Stop Stem trap

SKU CH-Q5ZC-VYX9T MPN 2570-015-199

A stop stem for lavatories, showers and combination lavatory and toilet valves

  • TypeDrain Components
  • Stop Stem controls water flow in lavatories and showers
  • Compatible with combination lavatory and toilet valves
  • Acorn 2570-015-199 model ensures correct replacement fit
  • New condition guarantees reliable performance from installation

Stop Stem for Lavatory and Shower Valves

The Acorn 2570-015-199 is a stop stem designed for use with lavatories, showers and combination lavatory and toilet valves. It functions as a replacement drain component to control water flow in these specific fixtures. The part is supplied new and carries model number 2570-015-199.

Compatibility Limited to Listed Fixture Types

This stem suits plumbers or maintenance teams repairing the exact valve assemblies listed in the specifications. It will not fit sinks, tubs or valves outside the lavatory, shower or combination categories mentioned. Buyers needing stems for other fixture types or different valve mechanisms should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Stop Stem controls water flow in lavatories and showers
  • Compatible with combination lavatory and toilet valves
  • Acorn 2570-015-199 model ensures correct replacement fit
  • New condition guarantees reliable performance from installation

Specifications

TypeDrain Components
BrandAcorn
Model2570-015-199

Questions about this item

Will the stop stem need periodic replacement due to wear?

The stop stem is a wear component in lavatory, shower and combination valves; replace it when dripping or stiff operation appears.

What fails first on this stem during continuous valve cycling?

The stem seals and threads wear first, causing leaks or binding before the brass body degrades.

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