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Chicago Faucets LWM1-A31-E Laboratory Water Mixing Faucet, Single Hole, Gooseneck Spout with Vacuum Breaker & Aspirator Outlet

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MSRP: $610.63
OUR PRICE: $396.91
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SKU:
LWM1-A31-E
UPC:
611943063696
Type:
Laboratory Faucet
Features:
Vandal Resistant
Mounting:
Deck-Mounted
Finish:
Chrome
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Chicago Faucets LWM1-A31-E Laboratory Water Mixing Faucet, Single Hole, Gooseneck Spout with Vacuum Breaker & Aspirator Outlet

The Chicago Faucets LWM1-A31-E is a laboratory water mixing faucet designed for precise control of hot and cold water in laboratory, healthcare, and institutional environments. This dual-inlet faucet provides accurate temperature adjustment while supporting specialized lab applications requiring vacuum-assisted flow.

This unit features a single-hole deck-mounted design with a rigid or swing gooseneck spout equipped with an atmospheric vacuum breaker. The aspirator-style serrated outlet includes a vacuum inlet and integral check valve, allowing connection to laboratory hoses and vacuum systems.

Equipped with durable cross handles and slow compression operating cartridges, this faucet delivers smooth and reliable performance in high-use environments. Constructed from chrome-plated brass, it offers long-term durability and corrosion resistance.

  • Single-hole deck-mounted laboratory faucet
  • Dual-inlet design for hot and cold water mixing
  • Gooseneck spout with atmospheric vacuum breaker
  • Aspirator serrated outlet with vacuum inlet and check valve
  • Slow compression cartridges for smooth control
  • Cross handles with index buttons
  • Chrome-plated brass construction
  • Ideal for laboratory, healthcare, and institutional applications

This laboratory faucet provides reliable water mixing with integrated vacuum functionality for specialized lab environments.

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