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SYMMONS T-65 Plastic Lever Handle, Chrome Finish - Replacement Handles for Bathtubs & Showers
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SYMMONS T-65 Plastic Lever Handle, Chrome Finish

The SYMMONS T-65 is a plastic replacement handle for bathtubs and showers, featuring a chrome finish. This lever faucet handle is designed as a direct replacement part for compatible SYMMONS fixtures.

SKU 3G-OTH-429478

Also listed as: T65 · T 65

Brand
SYMMONS
Item
T-65 Plastic Lever Handle, Chrome Finish
Part Number
T-65
Category
Replacement Handles for Bathtubs & Showers
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
T-65
Product Type
Handle
Handle Material
Plastic
Trim Finish/Color
Chrome

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Product Description

The SYMMONS T-65 is a plastic replacement handle for bathtubs and showers, featuring a chrome finish. This lever faucet handle is designed as a direct replacement part for compatible SYMMONS fixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SYMMONS T-65 handle used for?

The SYMMONS T-65 is a replacement lever handle for bathtubs and showers. It is designed to replace worn or broken handles on compatible SYMMONS fixtures, restoring normal faucet operation in residential or commercial bathrooms.

What are the specifications of the SYMMONS T-65 handle?

The SYMMONS T-65 is a plastic replacement handle with a chrome finish. It is a lever-type faucet handle for bathtubs and showers. The manufacturer part number is T-65, and it is made by SYMMONS.

Where to buy the SYMMONS T-65 handle worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the SYMMONS T-65 handle worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to source this replacement handle for your project.

How to install the SYMMONS T-65 handle?

To install the SYMMONS T-65 handle, first shut off water supply to the fixture. Remove the old handle by unscrewing the set screw, then slide the new T-65 lever handle onto the valve stem and tighten the set screw. Restore water and test for leaks.

Used in

Common applications for SYMMONS
Commercial washrooms — Symmons LL-1A metering faucet cartridge for SCOT series faucets
Institutional showers — Symmons T-64 temperature indicator decal for Temptrol II faucets
Bar sinks and kitchenettes — Symmons S-245-5-LWG centerset faucet with gooseneck spout
Residential bathroom vanities — Symmons 46-0212 lever handle replacement
Multi-family housing — Symmons T-27 escutcheon for shower valve wall openings
Hospitality facilities — Symmons T-29A temperature indicator decal for Temptrol Model A faucets
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SYMMONS Products

3G Electric supplies SYMMONS replacement handles for bathtubs & showers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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