Aerator (perlator) for faucet Perfexim M28x1 GZ, model 35-301-0001-000

A replacement aerator (perlator) Perfexim with M28x1 GZ external thread, model 35-301-0001-000, designed to be fitted to compatible kitchen and bathroom faucets. This faucet aerator provides a steady, aerated water stream that reduces splashing and improves perceived water pressure while helping to stabilize flow. It is intended for maintenance, repair, or upgrade of mixers that accept M28x1 GZ threading and is compatible with standard tap housings that allow screw-in aerators of this size.

Advantages

The Perfexim aerator offers controlled water flow and splash reduction by mixing air into the water stream, producing a soft, even flow suitable for hand washing and dishwashing. Its screw-in design simplifies replacement and maintenance without special tools. The aerator helps to maintain a consistent stream pattern and can contribute to reduced water consumption in everyday use.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Replacement of worn or damaged aerators on faucets with M28x1 GZ thread
• Routine maintenance of kitchen and bathroom mixers
• Reducing splashing at sinks during hand washing and dishwashing
• Stabilizing water flow in domestic tap installations

Key specifications

• Thread type and size: M28x1 GZ screw-in connection
• Function: Aeration of water stream to reduce splash and regulate flow
• Typical installation location: Faucet spout outlet on compatible mixers
• Material characteristics: corrosion-resistant components suitable for potable water contact
• Flow behavior: produces an aerated, even stream optimized for general household use

How to use

Turn off the faucet and, if necessary, shut off the water supply before removing the old aerator. Unscrew the existing aerator from the tap spout using hand force or a soft cloth to protect the finish; use a suitable wrench only if needed and protect surfaces to avoid scratches. Clean the spout threads and seating area of debris or lime scale. Screw the Perfexim aerator into the spout by hand until snug; avoid overtightening. Turn the water back on and run the tap to check for proper flow and any leaks. If minor leaks occur at the connection, apply or replace a suitable sealing washer or thread tape according to the tap manufacturer's guidance.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the aerator periodically for limescale and debris; remove and clean the internal screen or housing as required to maintain flow and aeration performance. When cleaning, soak components in a mild descaling solution if necessary and rinse thoroughly before reinstallation.