InSinkErator Quick Lock Mounting Flange, Stainless Steel, QLM-00

We replaced our kitchen sink and at the same time replaced the disposal collar so it also looks new. Fits perfectly on our insinkerator.

Excellent product.

Installed new counter tops and sink and wanted to keep my one year old garbage disposal but the trim ring looked bad on the new sink. This was a perfect fit and really easy to install very happy with the finished project and the quality of this part

Worked as advertised. No issues

Easy to assemble.

Quick Lock? I fail to see how this accessory is different from the parts that came with my Badger 1 Insinkerator kit. There's nothing easy about it. You can't simply twist one way or the other to install it.It's a primitive system of installation that hasn't been updated since the very first waste disposal:1. Remove the old system.2. Replace with the single unit Plate + Flange from the top of the sink. Instructions say to use plumber's putty under the plate to seal out leaks. No evidence of putty in my sink and no leaks. But I see that other disposals include a rubber ring for placement on top part, just beneath the plate.3. From underneath the sink, get 3 different accessory parts placed in the right order and lift them up unto the Flange protruding through bottom of the sink.4. WARNING: This is the 1st HARD PART, esp. if you're alone and doing it the first time. Put the SPLIT SNAP-RING into the bottom crease of the flange. (Holding the flange with 3 attached accessories in one hand and snapping the split ring inplace with the other hand is a B#@CH! Unless you have strong hands and are experienced or lucky, you'd be better off finding a 2nd person to perform what is a 4-handed operation (if there's room for both pairs of hands). (The only reason I ordered this extra kit was to obtain another split ring to replace the one I bent beyond repair.) Come on Insinkerator! Help out a do-it-yourselfer.5. Tighten the 3 screws (if you still have all 3). Now comes the 2nd HARD PART: Lift up the disposal (even the ⅓ hp Badger I weighs a ton) and screw it into the assembly you've just created. This time you will need strong biceps to hold and manipulate the disposal in one hand while holding the flange et. al. with the other! Moreover, if you have no room to lie directly underneath the disposal, you may not see enough of the mount for even the biggest bicep to hang on long enough to position the disposal unto the right "thread."6. Finally, you need to attach the two hoses--one to the washer; the other to the sink. This may requiring undoing some if not all of your previous work to ensure the hoses are in a place to make their connections.7. Wait! If you haven't done it, try every circuit breaker or fuse until you fine the one for your dishwasher and disposal. Turn it OFF! You now need to wire the new disposal to the old wiring, using appropriate nut screws.8. If you make it this far, just hold your breath and hope things work out once you flip the switch. Perhaps your old disposal wasn't broken after all. If not, don't expect better results from the new one.

Fits and was a good replacement for the one I lost during the remodel

I got a good price on mine(return I think). 100% worth it, fit my whirlpool and looks fantastic. Thanks amazon for the cheaper pricing, and of course the creator of this item. I do with there was no words on the chrome face, but that's just nitpicking.