Section Code 1820 : Self closing tap.
Back To Directory SectionsRange of basin pillar taps with brass bodies (chromium plated) incorporating non-concussive self-closing headworks with a dome type operating member. The spout outlets incorporate a plastic aerator. The product is supplied with brass backnuts & plastic backnuts. Product is also supplied with EPDM seal incorporating a stainless steel mesh intended for each inlet. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Deck mounted self-closing basin tap (chromium plated brass), incorporating a non-concussive headwork with either a dome type operating member (QK23051 ATI model) or a joystick style operating member (QL23051 ATI model). The spout outlet incorporates a plastic flow straightener. The products are supplied with metal back-nuts. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Wall mounted self-closing basin tap (chromium plated brass), incorporating a non-concussive headwork with a dome type operating member. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic flow straightener. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Range of wall or floor mounted, self-closing taps (chromium plated brass) with spring loaded headworks and either dome type, foot pedal or stick operating members. The outlet of model 9003S incorporates a plastic flow straightener. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60⁰C.
Range of wall mounted non concussive shower valves with either a concealed or exposed brass body and chrome plated trim. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
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