Spare Parts for Perlator V Tap

Posted by Alice on 20/10/2016

Perlator V Tap – What It Means and How to Find the Right Spare Part

Seen “Perlator V” stamped on the tip of your kitchen tap? That’s not the tap brand – it’s the name of the aerator insert, a small part at the end of the spout that controls water flow. You may also see “Neoperl” stamped on the back – that’s the manufacturer.

Many people assume they need to replace the aerator when their tap starts dripping. But if the drip continues when the tap is turned off, the issue is almost always a worn valve – not the aerator.

Below are answers to common questions. If you’re unsure, just send us a photo – we’ll identify the part for you.

FAQs – Perlator V Taps and Drips

Q: My tap is dripping from the aerator – do I need a new aerator?
A: Probably not. If the drip happens when the tap is fully off, the problem is usually a worn valve inside the tap.

Q: What does “Perlator V” mean?
A: It’s a type of aerator insert. It doesn’t identify the tap itself. We need a photo of the full tap to help.

Q: I see “Neoperl” on the aerator too – is that the tap brand?
A: No – Neoperl makes the aerator. It’s not the tap manufacturer or model.

Q: Can you help me find the right part?
A: Yes. Just send a photo of your tap to sales@tapsandsinksonline.co.uk. We’ll do the rest.

Perlator V aerator with Neoperl stamp – removed from kitchen tap spout

Just send us a photo of your tap. With over 40 years of experience, we can usually identify the correct valve, O-rings, or spout you need – even if the tap model is no longer available to buy.

How to Get Started

Email a clear photo of your Perlator V tap to sales@tapsandsinksonline.co.uk with the subject line: “Tap Identification – [Your Name]”. If you know roughly when the tap was installed, that helps – but it’s not essential.

Once we’ve reviewed your photo, we’ll reply with direct links to the genuine spare parts that fit your tap – including parts that work across all years of production.

Understand Why Your Tap Is Dripping

If you’d like to understand what’s causing the issue before getting in touch, our repair guides explain the most common reasons for dripping taps — such as worn ceramic valves, O-rings, or damaged spouts — and how to gather the right information for a fast fix.

Kitchen Tap Repair Guides – Full Hub

Why Is My Tap Dripping? Common Causes Explained

Why Choose Taps and Sinks Online?

Over 40 years’ experience identifying kitchen tap parts
We supply genuine spare parts only – no copies
Support for current and discontinued models
Fast, UK-wide delivery

Return and Fit Policy

All parts are supplied to the latest manufacturer specifications. If a part doesn’t fit your tap, you’re welcome to return it for a refund (excluding postage).

Still unsure? Don’t waste time guessing. Just send us a photo of your Perlator V tap and we’ll guide you to the correct genuine spare part.

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