Technical drawing
Sink mixer taps · AiFO
Two-hole mixer tap (spout L=200 mm, 1/2") AG-BD20
Item no. AG-BD20 · EAN 2010000117996
- self-lubricating, non-seizing valve cartridges
- chrome-plated steel knobs
- swivel spout
- water flow from 32l/min to 38l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar
In brief
- The shortest spout among the three two-hole models: 200 mm.
- Half-inch connection, outflow declared at 32–38 l/min.
- Self-lubricating and non-seizing valve heads, not ceramic ones.
- Separate handles for hot and cold water, of chrome-plated steel.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. When fitting out a whole back-of-house we quote the complete set.
Two-hole mixer tap (spout L=200 mm, 1/2") AG-BD20 – how to choose the right one
AG-BD20 is a two-hole mixer tap with a 200 mm spout and a 1/2 inch connection. The temperature is set with two chrome-plated handles, the spout swivels over the bowl, and the manufacturer states an outflow of 32–38 l/min at 3–5 bar.
The valve heads are described as self-lubricating and non-seizing. That is a different solution from the ceramic cartridges used in single-lever models – it works on its own lubrication and is meant not to bind after the valve has stood for a long time in one position.
Two hundred millimetres is the reach for a narrow bowl or for a station where the tap stands right above the edge of the sink. A short spout collides less often with the drainer and with equipment put down alongside.
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
- Narrow sinks with limited space above the bowl
- Stations with a drainer right next to the tap
- Half-inch installations requiring two handles
- Places where the valve can go unused for weeks
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have not found your answer? Give the station, the connection and what it is for – we will select the tapware.
Ask a questionHow do self-lubricating heads differ from ceramic ones?
In their construction and the way they work. The manufacturer describes them as non-seizing, that is resistant to binding after standing for a long time in one position. Ceramic cartridges, in turn, are more common in this category and a replacement is easier to find.
Are two handles a drawback compared with a single lever?
It is a question of the way you work. A lever sets the stream faster with one movement, whereas separate handles make it possible to leave the temperature as set and control only the amount of water, which can be more convenient during repetitive tasks.
Enquiry
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