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Laboratory taps and valves
Single-lever laboratory mixer tap
Tabletop faucet
The single-lever laboratory mixer tap is a deck-mounted tap for hot and cold water, 39 cm high with a 30 cm spout, which can be operated with the elbow.
- Height
- 39 cm
- Spout length
- 30 cm
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Key features of the single-handle mixer faucet
Hot and cold mixer
For hot/cold water, with a mixer.
Brass, epoxy coated
The internal pipes are made of brass sheet, coated with a layer of epoxy paint.
Elbow operation
Extended handle allowing the faucet to be operated with the elbow.
Faucet spout
Movable spout.
The single-lever laboratory mixer tap is a deck-mounted tap for hot and cold water, 39 cm high with a 30 cm spout, which can be operated with the elbow. The faucet is equipped with a mixer, allowing the use of both cold and hot water. The internal pipes of the single-handle faucet are made of brass sheet and coated with a layer of epoxy paint. To make it easier to use, the single-handle faucet is equipped with an extended handle, allowing the user to operate the faucet with their elbow when their hands are occupied. The mixer faucet also features a movable water spout. The total height of the single-handle faucet is 39 cm, and the spout length is 30 cm.
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Frequently asked questions
The single-handle laboratory mixer faucet is a tabletop faucet for hot and cold water with an elbow-operable extended handle and a movable spout.
Parent category: Water Faucets.
Key features:
- Height 39 cm
- Spout length 30 cm
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