Brass Screw in Thermostatic Cartridge M8-07 (Flat Bottom Version)

Summary

M8 thermostatic cartridge replacement with a flat bottom as opposed to a hexagonal nut bottom.

Technical Information and Measurements

Everybody wants to be sure the brass thermostatic cartridge replacement part they will buy is the correct one. If you need assistance in determining if this flat round bottom brass thermostatic cartridge is apt for your shower valve model, please feel free to contact us. We are always here to serve your plumbing needs.

This Brass Screw-In Thermostatic Cartridge with Vernet wax thermo-element can be sent to you through next day delivery when purchased on a weekday, before the 3:00 PM cutoff.

We have a troubleshooting guide for Vernet related spare parts.

A Checklist to Manually Identify the Right Brass Screw-In Thermostatic Cartridge Spare Part

Cartridges come in a lot of shapes, types, and measurements. Some have numbers stamped on the cartridge body while others have none. The numbers are there to point you to the exact cartridge that goes perfectly with your shower unit. Cartridges that have no identification number, you can measure its dimensions and compare them with those given above.

(Or, you can opt to send us a photo of the cartridge you need and we will look for its equivalent for you.)

Here is a checklist to help you manually identify if this brass screw-in thermostatic cartridge equipped with a Vernet wax thermo-element is the correct one for your shower unit.

Check if your thermostatic cartridge has these physical properties:

• A round flat bottom or a hexagonal bottom.
• Threads on the barrel (screw-in), a grub screw slot, or neither (push-fit) of the two for fitment.
• The number of gauzing.
• The number of O-rings.
• The number of spline notches.
• The number of spline tiers.
• Is it made of brass, ceramic, or polymer?

Check your cartridge’s measurements. You can use a measuring tape or a ruler to measure:

• The overall length of the thermostatic cartridge.
• The screw threads or neck of the cartridge.
• The height of the headhex nut. (This is where you grip the spanner.)