American Standard Spout Kit (Crescent Spout) - AMS-M961724

It's a genuine American Standard repair part: a crescent spout kit for a faucet, sold as a spout assembly kit rather than a whole faucet. Plumbers use it to repair an existing American Standard faucet, so you keep the valve body and supply connections already in the deck and replace the spout itself. The orderable part number is M961724-2950A in brushed nickel.

Treat it as American Standard only. It is sold as a genuine American Standard repair part for American Standard faucets, and spout shank diameters, O-ring grooves and retaining hardware differ between manufacturers. For a Delta, Moen or Kohler faucet you want that brand's own spout kit.

The crescent spout kit is listed as ADA compliant, so it can go into a lavatory faucet on an accessible fixture in a commercial or institutional washroom. Keep in mind ADA operation at the sink also depends on the handle or control the spout is paired with, since this kit covers the spout only.

Brushed nickel is the only finish offered, under part number M961724-2950A. If the rest of the faucet on that lavatory is brushed nickel American Standard trim, this matches; if the faucet is chrome or a bronze finish, a brushed nickel spout will read as a mismatch on the deck.

It's a swap-in repair kit described as easy to install, and it's the part plumbers reach for when repairing American Standard faucets. A maintenance tech comfortable shutting off the stops and pulling a spout can handle it. Since only the spout is replaced, there is no rough-in or supply work involved.

If the buildings run American Standard lavatory faucets in brushed nickel, yes. A spout kit replaces the most commonly damaged visible component, so a shelf stock of M961724-2950A lets a tech close out a work order without pulling and replacing the whole faucet. Stock it against the faucet models you actually have, since this is an American Standard specific part.