Kitchen Mixer Taps

Kitchen mixer taps in this collection include rigid-spout deck fittings and wall-mounted alternatives. Compare the 8360/8361 bodies, the 8401–8414 outlet profiles and the 8770–8773 wall layouts. Start with the location of the water connections, then choose the spout shape. A rigid tube describes its form; the image does not establish its rotation range.

Kitchen Mixer Taps: 8660–8663 Wall-Mounted Choices

The 8660 and 8661E wall-mounted kitchen faucets use upright curved spouts above horizontal bodies. 8660 has two round end controls, while 8661E shows a different body and control arrangement in a darker-looking version. Keep the complete 8661E suffix on the order. These are kitchen fittings, separate from the basin taps and shower valve bodies elsewhere on the catalogue sheet.

8662A and 8662E have a broad front lever beneath the curved outlet. In contrast, 8663A and 8663E use a different body and lever junction. Brighter and darker appearances help distinguish pictured versions, but do not establish alloy, coating process or a standard suffix rule for other families. Obtain a finish sample and the selected component specification.

Compare inlet centres, connection threads, spout reach and movement against the actual sink and wall drawing. The image does not confirm dimensions or swivel travel. For the neighbouring deck-mounted basin references, use the separate 8650 and 8651 basin faucet selection; do not substitute their mounting layout for these wall fittings.

Complete additional references: 8660, 8661E, 8662A, 8662E, 8663A, 8663E.

Are 8660–8663 basin or shower fittings?

The catalogue identifies these six versions as wall-mounted kitchen faucets. Keep them separate from the two basin taps and the 8670–8679 shower valve bodies.

Is 8661E the same reference as an unspecified 8661?

Use the full 8661E code shown in the current catalogue. Confirm the finish sample, control arrangement and connection drawing for that version.

Kitchen Mixer Taps: Representative Comparison

The 8360 group has an angular base, flat side lever and bent rigid spout. The 8361 group uses a cylindrical body, slim control pin and a more rounded outlet end. Both offer several pictured finish references. Flexible black-hose 8362 and 8357–8359 configurations are not included in this rigid-spout selection, so their appearance is not mixed into the fixed-spout tag.

The 8401–8414 selection adds high curved profiles and the straight-edged 8402 design. Differences also appear in body shape and lever outline. This page provides the wider mounting comparison; the 8408–8414 curved kitchen mixer page provides a narrower model-family comparison. Keep the full suffix when requesting a sample or repeat order.

The 8770–8773 references have exposed horizontal bodies between two wall connections and long projecting spouts. They are kitchen fittings, not bath mixers or floor drains. Their catalogue row has been separated from the bath-and-shower products on the same sheet. For a retractable head, compare the pull-out kitchen faucet collection instead.

Model 8350 adds a lower curved rigid-spout format with a broad lever beside the body. Unlike the neighbouring flexible-arch references, its catalogue label does not identify a pull-out head. Compare the outlet position with the sink bowl and request the actual reach, mounting drawing and movement range before approval.

Complete Catalogue Model List

8360A, 8360B, 8360C, 8360E, 8360K, 8361A, 8361B, 8361C, 8361E, 8361K, 8401E, 8402K, 8403A, 8403E, 8404A, 8405A, 8405E, 8406A, 8407A, 8407E, 8408A, 8409A, 8409E, 8411A, 8411E, 8412E, 8413A, 8413E, 8414A, 8414E, 8770, 8771, 8772, 8773, 8350.

Kitchen Mixer Taps: Installation Review

For deck-mounted fittings, confirm the mounting hole, worktop thickness, lever clearance and inlet hose package. For wall-mounted versions, check inlet centres, threads and outlet projection. Also review the required swivel travel against the sink and splashback. These dimensions and movement limits need the selected-model drawing rather than an estimate from the photograph.

Match the outlet to the kitchen sink collection only after checking the bowl position and connection layout. Request the exact material version, cartridge and finish sample separately. The new price-free images do not establish a single alloy or coating process for the whole collection, even where the visible colour is similar.

For installation-design background, consult the VA plumbing design manual. It does not certify these kitchen fittings or confirm their flow and pressure performance. Specify any required evidence for the exact model and destination. Avoid transferring a performance claim from one body or cartridge version to another.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

MOQ is 200 pieces per style. Typical production lead time is approximately 20–35 days. Standard packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE pearl-foam cushioning, with details adjusted to customer requirements. Send the complete codes, quantities, finish references and installation drawings through the project quotation page. Confirm the supplied components and production schedule in the approved order.

Kitchen Mixer Taps: Buyer Questions

Does a rigid spout mean it cannot swivel?

No. The picture establishes the tube shape, not its movement range. Confirm swivel travel and clearances for the selected model.

Are 8770–8773 bath mixers?

No. The catalogue identifies them as wall-mounted kitchen faucets. They use a different application and connection review from the bath products above them on the sheet.

Are flexible-hose 8362 versions included here?

No. This page focuses on rigid-spout selection. The flexible-hose family needs its own matching product group and should not be classified from its numeric sequence alone.