Laboratory Faucets — Precision, Durability & Safety in Every Drop

Built for the Lab — Not the Kitchen

Laboratory faucets are purpose-engineered to handle the rigors of lab environments—from corrosive chemicals and sterilization to accurate fluid control. Unlike standard residential faucets, they feature:

• Corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel, epoxy-coated brass, or durable plastics to withstand acids, solvents, and continual cleaning.
• Ergonomic, color-coded handles and specialized valves for safe, clear identification of water, gas, or steam lines, minimizing cross-contamination and dosing errors.

Precision Flow, Temperature & Safety Control

• Options like needle valves, ball valves, and mixing faucets provide nuanced water or gas flow control ideal for experiments and chemical prep work.
• Vacuum breakers, backflow preventers, and flow regulators ensure system safety and reduce contamination risks.
• Touchless, foot-operated, or electronic sensor faucets are available to uphold sterility and assist in precision tasks.

Form Follows Function: Designed for Lab Workflows

• Gooseneck and swivel spouts provide reach and flexibility—essential for filling large lab containers, flasks, or connecting hoses
• Durable fittings include wall-mounted, deck-mounted, and multi-service turrets that can integrate water, gas, or steam in one unit.
• Designed to meet multiple certifications like ASME A112.18.1, NSF/ANSI 372, and ADA compliance, ensuring both safety and regulation adherence.

Why Traditional Faucets Can’t Keep Up

Unlike conventional faucets, lab faucets offer:

• Durable materials and finishes that handle chemical exposure and frequent cleaning.
• Precise control and safety features like anti-siphon protection, essential for sensitive lab
• Integration with lab safety fixtures, including eyewashes and drench showers, in accordance with safety protocols.

Laboratory Faucets are far more than plumbing—they are foundational tools for safety, efficiency, and precision. Whether you're designing a research lab, instructional setting, or cleanroom, selecting the right faucet sets the tone for excellence in both function and compliance.