Draw-off and column taps Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 250 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P252 – AiFO

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Draw-off and column taps · AiFO

Deck-mounted column tap with a mixer AG-P252

Item no. AG-P252 · EAN 2010000056608

  • self-lubricating, non-seizing valve cartridges
  • chrome-plated steel knobs
  • swivel spout
  • water flow from 92l/min to 104l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar
  • mounting hole Ø46 mm

In brief

  • A 250 mm reach with the lowest column in the range, that is 450 mm.
  • Five centimetres further than AG-P202, at the same height.
  • 3/4" thread, Ø46 mm drilling.
  • From 92 to 104 l/min, depending on the pressure in the network.
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.

Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 250 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P252 – how to choose the right one

The AG-P252 deck-mounted column tap combines a 250 mm spout with a column 450 mm high; it has a mixer, a 3/4" thread and requires a Ø46 mm hole to be drilled. The catalogue stream falls in the range 92–104 l/min at a pressure of 3–5 bar.

Fifty millimetres of difference from the shortest version sounds inconspicuous, but it decides whether the water lands in the middle of the vessel or against its wall. The simplest check is a trial fit at the finished station, with the vessel placed where it stands day to day.

The height remains the smallest available, so this version combines extra reach with a limited vertical size. It is the choice for stations that are wide but low.

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

  • Wider worktops with limited fitting height
  • Bowls where the stream has to reach further in
  • Stations under a low-hung hood
  • Filling flat containers with a large surface area

FAQ

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What does a spout 50 mm longer really give you?

As much as the radius of the vessel that has to be reached. With a pot half a metre across it is the difference between the rim and the centre.

How does AG-P252 differ from AG-P253?

In height only: 450 against 550 mm. The spout length, the connection, the drilling and the declared output are the same in both.

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