AMERICAN STANDARD Colony Soft Supply Hose
The AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose is a stainless steel faucet sprayer hose with a 1/2" sprayer connection size. It includes a 10 mm diameter hose and is identified by manufacturer part number A923672-0070A.
SKU 3G-OTH-441385
Also listed as: A9236720070A · A923672 0070A
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Product Description
The AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose is a stainless steel faucet sprayer hose with a 1/2" sprayer connection size. It includes a 10 mm diameter hose and is identified by manufacturer part number A923672-0070A.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose used for?
The AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose connects a faucet sprayer to the water supply in kitchens or bathrooms. It is designed for use with Colony Soft faucets and other compatible fixtures, providing a flexible stainless steel link that resists corrosion and handles typical residential water pressure.
What are the specifications of the AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose?
This supply hose has a 1/2" sprayer connection size and is made of stainless steel. It includes a 10 mm diameter hose and is part of the Colony Soft series. The manufacturer part number is A923672-0070A. It is designed for faucet sprayer applications in residential plumbing systems.
Where to buy the AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose to customers worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time; we source and deliver this genuine AMERICAN STANDARD part to any country.
How to install the AMERICAN STANDARD Supply Hose?
To install, first shut off the water supply. Connect the 1/2" threaded end to the faucet sprayer outlet and the other end to the water supply line. Hand-tighten the connections, then use a wrench for a final quarter turn. Check for leaks after restoring water pressure. Always follow local plumbing codes.
