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Connect Female aerator thread (M24 x 1 / 55/64"-27) to Male aerator thread (M22 x 1 / 15/16"-27)

How to join M24 x 1 female / 55/64-27 and M22 x 1 male / 15/16-27, and what stops it leaking.

Needs adapter
End A
Female aerator thread (M24 x 1 / 55/64"-27) (M24 x 1 female / 55/64-27)
Seals on washer inside the aerator housing
via adapter
End B
Male aerator thread (M22 x 1 / 15/16"-27) (M22 x 1 male / 15/16-27)
Seals on washer inside the aerator housing
Adapter neededM24 female to M22 male aerator adapter

Not a direct fit. Joining Female aerator thread (M24 x 1 / 55/64"-27) to Male aerator thread (M22 x 1 / 15/16"-27) needs a M24 female to M22 male aerator adapter.

The adapter to buy

Swapping between an M24 female (internal) and an M22 male (external) tap spout thread uses a small aerator adapter, usually supplied in aerator service kits. Both are fine 27 TPI threads sealing on an internal washer.

If a replacement aerator spins freely and will not seat, the spout is the other gender. M22 male and M24 female look almost identical by eye; check with a caliper.

Related connections

Sources: ISO 228-1 (G / BSPP parallel pipe threads) · Neoperl faucet aerator thread size reference