Watco 11507 Push-Pull Drain Stopper Gasket

Watco 11507 Push-Pull Drain Stopper Gasket

The Watco 11507 is a replacement gasket engineered for use with Watco Push-Pull bath waste and drain assemblies. This gasket is the sealing component that sits between the stopper mechanism and the drain body, and it is the part most commonly needed when a push-pull drain assembly begins to weep, drip, or lose its seal over time. For plumbers and contractors servicing tub and lavatory drain assemblies in the field, keeping genuine Watco gaskets on the truck means a service call for a leaking push-pull stopper can be closed out in minutes instead of requiring a full waste-and-overflow kit replacement.

Key Features

• Purpose-Built Fit: Designed specifically for Watco Push-Pull drain and stopper assemblies, so it seats correctly without modification.
• Sealing Function: Forms the watertight seal between the stopper body and the drain housing, the point most prone to leaking as gaskets age and compress.
• Maintenance/Repair Part: A stocked replacement gasket lets a plumber restore a functioning seal on an existing push-pull assembly without replacing the entire drain.
• Genuine Watco Component: Sourced as an authentic Watco part, matched to Watco 11507 push-pull drain hardware.
• Service Efficiency: Reduces callback time on leaking tub and lavatory drains by addressing the gasket directly rather than swapping the full assembly.

Technical Specifications

• Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

• Repair and Replacement of Watco Push-Pull Bath Waste Assemblies
• Tub and Lavatory Drain Servicing
• Residential and Commercial Rough-In and Repair Plumbing
• Preventive Maintenance on Existing Drain Stopper Hardware
• Renovation and Retrofit Plumbing Work

Why Watco?

Watco is a recognized name in bath waste and drain hardware, and stocking genuine Watco replacement components like the 11507 gasket ensures a proper fit and a reliable seal on existing Watco push-pull assemblies. Using the manufacturer-matched gasket instead of a generic substitute helps plumbers deliver a repair that seats and seals the way the original assembly was designed to perform.