Range of self-closing pillar taps (chrome plated brass bodies) with spring loaded headwork and dome type operating member. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic flow straightner. The products are supplied with metal backnuts and stainless steel strainers. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Wall mounted, self-closing bib tap, (chrome plated brass body) with spring loaded headwork and dome type operating member. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic flow straightner. The inlet incorporates a stainless steel strainer. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Single hole, single outlet fixed combination tap assemblies (chrome plated brass body), incorporating a ceramic cartridge headwork with a single lever operating member. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic aerator. Maximum operating pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Range of two-hole, single outlet, fixed, combination tap assemblies (chrome plated brass bodies) incorporating quarter turn ceramic disc headworks with single lever operating members. The spout outlet incorporate a plastic flow straightener. The products are supplied with metal back nuts. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Range of two-hole, single outlet fixed combination tap assembly (chrome plated brass) incorporating quarter turn ceramic disc headwork with a single lever heads operating member. The spout outlet incorporate either a plastic flow straightener or aerator. The product are supplied with metal back nuts. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
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