Vintage
Vintage CC53305X 5/8" X 3/8" OD Comp Angle Stop with Handle
5/8" OD compression angle stop with handle controls water flow to fixtures
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- 5/8 inch compression inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8 inch OD compression outlet connects common fixtures
- Quarter-turn handle enables quick water shut-off
- Brass construction resists corrosion for lasting reliability
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling practices
Vintage Angle Stop Valve
The Vintage CC53305X angle stop valve controls water flow to fixtures using a 5/8 inch by 3/8 inch OD compression connection. It suits homeowners and plumbers completing bathroom supply-line installations or repairs. The handle provides direct manual shut-off for maintenance tasks.
Replaces Worn Supply Valves
This valve replaces leaking or seized angle stops on existing supply lines without requiring soldering. The compression design allows installation with standard wrenches when the old valve fails or during faucet upgrades. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Fits Standard Bathroom Supply Lines
The valve connects between the wall stop and fixture supply tube using the stated OD compression ends. It frees the installer from soldering equipment and works with common supply-line materials. No additional special tools are required for the compression fitting.
Highlights
- 5/8 inch compression inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8 inch OD compression outlet connects common fixtures
- Quarter-turn handle enables quick water shut-off
- Brass construction resists corrosion for lasting reliability
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling practices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe sizes does the 5/8" X 3/8" OD Comp Angle Stop connect?
The valve joins a 5/8 inch supply line to a 3/8 inch outlet using compression fittings on both ends.
Which installation step causes leaks on this angle stop?
Over-tightening the compression nuts distorts the ferrules; hand-tighten plus one-half turn with a wrench is the correct method.
When should the internal washer or cartridge be replaced on this valve?
Replace the seat washer or cartridge when the handle no longer shuts off flow completely or a steady drip appears at the spout.
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