Draw-off and column taps Telescopic column tap with a mixer (3/4") AG-MFP03 – AiFO

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Draw-off and column taps · AiFO

Deck-mounted telescopic column tap with a mixer AG-MFP03

Item no. AG-MFP03 · EAN 2010000110461

  • self-lubricating, non-seizing valve cartridges
  • chrome-plated steel knobs
  • swivel, telescopic spout
  • water flow from 92l/min to 104l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar
  • mounting hole Ø46mm

In brief

  • A telescopic spout: the reach is set by the staff instead of being chosen from the catalogue.
  • 3/4" thread and Ø46 mm mounting hole.
  • Catalogue output: 92 l/min at three bar, 104 l/min at five.
  • Chrome-plated steel knobs, self-lubricating and non-seizing heads.
Data sheet PDF, p. 43

Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. When fitting out a whole back-of-house we quote the complete set.

Telescopic column tap with a mixer (3/4") AG-MFP03 – how to choose the right one

AG-MFP03 is a deck-mounted column tap with a mixer and a telescopic spout, intended for a 3/4" connection and a Ø46 mm mounting hole. The stream reaches 104 l/min when the pipework carries five bar and drops to 92 l/min at three.

The telescope is the one feature the rest of the family lacks. In the AG-P2 range versions the reach is permanently tied to the designation, whereas here the spout extends and retracts, so one station will serve both a pot standing right by the column and a vessel set down further away.

The moving joint is bought at the cost of simplicity of construction – the telescope is an extra component working at every use. In exchange, the risk of an error when ordering the length disappears, an error which with a fixed reach means replacing the whole tap.

How to match the tap to the station, the connection and the flow required – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.

Where it works

  • Stations handling vessels of very different sizes
  • Kitchens where one draw-off point replaces two
  • Installations where the reach cannot be established before mounting
  • Replacing a tap with a badly chosen spout length

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How does a telescope differ from a swivel spout?

Swivelling moves the tip along an arc, the telescope changes its distance from the column. In this model both work at once, because the spout is described as swivel and telescopic.

Will this tap fit a hole prepared for a model from the AG-P2 range?

Yes, provided it is 46 mm – the same drilling diameter is given for the whole family. The thread matches too, that is 3/4".

How much water will it deliver at lower pressure?

At three bar the data sheet gives 92 l/min. The upper figure refers to five bar, so the real output depends on the network at the premises.

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