Is this gauge "Lead Free"?
187049
I am 73 and I very good health thank you. No water passes though the pressure regulator valve. This is why California is going broke with many of these useless regulations. You would have to drink 50 gallons of water a day to get any where near any amount of lead. If this makes you feel good, then avoid by all means. Yes it is all about you feeling good not the actual reality. Do bother answer this because you really don' tT
187050
No, this is part number 1300Lead Free is Simmons Part Number 1305The other answers are misinformed. While it's correct that the water doesn't "pass through" the gauge the bottom of the brass fitting and the internals are pushed on by the water/air/gas. This is the section that contains lead in the 1300 which will leach into your drinking water or other substance. I have no idea if it is a significant or insignificant amount of leaching.I don't know why anyone would want to use a part containing lead for say potable water when a quick look shows the lead free part is about $1 more. No, this is part number 1300Lead Free is Simmons Part Number 1305The other answers are misinformed. While it's correct that the water doesn't "pass through" the gauge the bottom of the brass fitting and the internals are pushed on by the water/air/gas. This is the section that contains lead in the 1300 which will leach into your drinking water or other substance. I have no idea if it is a significant or insignificant amount of leaching.I don't know why anyone would want to use a part containing lead for say potable water when a quick look shows... » Read More No, this is part number 1300Lead Free is Simmons Part Number 1305The other answers are misinformed. While it's correct that the water doesn't "pass through" the gauge the bottom of the brass fitting and the internals are pushed on by the water/air/gas. This is the section that contains lead in the 1300 which will leach into your drinking water or other substance. I have no idea if it is a significant or insignificant amount of leaching.I don't know why anyone would want to use a part containing lead for say potable water when a quick look shows the lead free part is about $1 more. « Show Less
187051
This is a question that needs to go back to the manufacture. I can not understand why you would need this information because the air does not go through the gauge. Unless this is used for medical, you are being overly protective or live in California. If it is being used the gauge for medical equipment, you should go back to the original equipment manufacturer.
187052
No, this is part number 1300 Lead Free is Simmons Part Number 1305 The other answers are misinformed. While it's correct that the water doesn't "pass through" the gauge the bottom of the brass fitting and the internals are pushed on by the water/air/gas. This is the section that contains lead in the 1300 which will leach into your drinking water or other substance. I have no idea if it is a significant or insignificant amount of leaching. I don't know why anyone would want to use a part containing lead for say potable water when a quick look shows the lead free part is about $1 more.
481471
No, I've had no issues with my gauge. In fact, it's the best one I 've ever used.
324831
So sorry for the late reply. I'm honestly not sure if they are pvc & lead free.
754042
Yes, it's lead free; my daughter-in-law telephoned Anchor Hocking and they confirmed this.
1826336
Back of the package states meets or exceeds all US toy testing standards and pass high quality requirements, so that says to me that it doesn't contain lead. i would contact them directly if you still have concerns.
226376
Bob, I really don't know if it's lead free, but it is very short in length and don't think it would present any problems.
830487
No. This is a new item that looks vintage. They don't make them with lead anymore. It's very well made. Almost soft to the touch out if the box. We haven't installed it yet. Enjoy!
396706
Im sorry, I don't know if they are lead free. They are nice thou very lite weight so I don"t think they would have lead in them.
2228588
Sorry I took so long in answering your question. The answer to your question is yes it is lead free to the best of my knowledge. It works great. Leon Carey, leoncarey@gmail.com
1013590
I bought the one with a clasp. I have not had it tested for lead. Never thought of it, but good question.
898023
No. It's just the valve asm. A gauge may be bought separately. I transfered mine from my faulty valve.
749448
This is a cast iron sink so there is no lead in this product. Besides, Lead Free or AB1953 regulation only apply to kitchen and bathroom faucets, not to sinks.
41722
I just live chatted with Kitchen Aid and they said that the ceramic pot has tested lead and cadmium "free" and that the product does *not* require a california prop 65 warning. I think that's as close as one can get to being certain that it's lead free before purchasing and testing yourself.
327191
The package that the glass comes in does not specify if it is lead free. So I am unable to truthfully answer the question. The glass is clear without a green tint to it though. Sorry I was unable to help.
1090722
I highly doubt it has lead in it. I know it is pfoa free and cadmium free. We use these pans a lot and love them.
72047
Their web site states that it is lead free. I hope that helps. This has been the easiest cleaning ever. AND its healthy :-)
1345827
I would guess based on this, yes, it is lead free. "ALL crib mattresses sold in the USA pass the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA) which tests for 6 types of phthalates, lead, and other potentially harmful substances. If the mattress components don't pass these tests, they are not on the market today."