Technical drawing
Sink mixer taps · AiFO
Mixer tap (spout L=200 mm, 3/8") AG-MFBS20
Item no. AG-MFBS20 · EAN 2010000086049
- self-lubricating, non-seizing valve cartridges
- chrome-plated steel knobs
- swivel spout
- water flow from 30 l/min to 36 l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar
- mounting hole Ø35 mm
- body
- chrome-plated brass
In brief
- Two handles, but mounting in a single hole 35 mm in diameter.
- A body of chrome-plated brass, a spout 200 mm long.
- Self-lubricating, non-seizing valve heads; 3/8 inch connection.
- Outflow given as 30–36 l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. When fitting out a whole back-of-house we quote the complete set.
Mixer tap (spout L=200 mm, 3/8") AG-MFBS20 – how to choose the right one
AG-MFBS20 is a deck-mounted mixer tap with a chrome-plated brass body, two handles and a 200 mm spout. It works on a 3/8 inch connection, seats in a Ø35 mm hole, and the outflow is given in the range from 30 to 36 l/min.
Despite the two handles, mounting occupies a single hole. That sets this model apart from two-hole taps, where the worktop or the sink ledge has to have two holes at a defined spacing – here one prepared place is enough.
The two-hundred-millimetre spout is the shortest variant in the family. It works well with bowls over which the tapware must not project, and where a drainer or a shelf for small equipment stands right beside the 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 with one ready hole in the worktop
- Compact sinks in bars and service points
- Installations with a drainer adjoining the tap
- Kitchens with tapware finished in chrome
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 many holes have to be drilled for this model?
One, thirty-five millimetres in diameter. Two handles do not mean two mounting points here, because the whole tap is seated on a common base going into a single hole.
How does it differ from the models in the MS9 series?
In the type of heads and the stated body material. Here the manufacturer indicates chrome-plated brass and self-lubricating heads, while in the MS9 series ceramic cartridges are described and the body material is not specified.
Enquiry
We will quote Mixer tap (spout L=200 mm, 3/8") AG-MFBS20 for your appliance
Give the mounting, the connection and what the station is for – we will reply with a selection and a quote.
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