Cold-Water Taps

Cold-water taps in this selection cover 25 basin and kitchen-style references. Compare the short basin outlets, tall curved spouts and the twin-spout layouts of 6116 and 6117. The catalogue identifies these as single cold faucets, not hot-and-cold mixers; the control shape does not change that purchasing boundary.

Cold-Water Taps: Representative Comparison

6150, 6151 and 6152 use compact bodies with upper levers and different short spout outlines. 6153 changes the upper control shape, while 6154 has a square body and straight-edged outlet. Meanwhile, 6159 is a shorter-looking lever design. Check the mounting-to-outlet reach against the actual basin rather than choosing from the body shape alone.

6155, 6156 and 6157 pair cylindrical stems with shorter controls and different outlet profiles. In contrast, 6158 has a long upper lever. That lever requires clearance for movement, but its appearance does not establish a tested accessibility, clinical or hands-free function. Request the selected control specification if a project needs one.

6101A, 6102E, 6104A/E, 6106E, 6107, 6108, 6109A, 6110, 6113 and 6115E offer taller curved spout forms. 6103 has a dark curved neck, while 6114 has a visibly coiled neck section. 6116 and 6117 show two spouts. Neither the coiled outline nor the second spout proves pull-out action, a movement range or hot-and-cold mixing.

Complete Catalogue Model List

6101A, 6102E, 6103, 6104A, 6104E, 6106E, 6107, 6108, 6109A, 6110, 6113, 6114, 6115E, 6116, 6117, 6150, 6151, 6152, 6153, 6154, 6155, 6156, 6157, 6158, 6159.

Cold-Water Taps: Installation and Parts

For a basin, check the mounting hole, fixing stack, outlet reach and control clearance against the fixture drawing. A taller kitchen-style spout also needs clearance around the upper curve. Obtain actual dimensions and the inlet thread from the chosen model sheet; do not scale them from the photograph.

Keep 6116 and 6117 as separate twin-spout references and request their inlet and outlet diagrams. Confirm how the two controls operate and which connectors are supplied. The two visible spouts are not evidence of two temperature supplies or a universal connection arrangement.

Compare quarter-turn service taps for service-outlet layouts, or kitchen mixer taps if the brief requires hot-and-cold mixing. For this cold-water range, request component materials and a finish sample by exact code. Bright or dark appearance does not establish 201, 304, brass, PVD or a tested coating life.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

Faucet orders start at 200 pieces per style, with a typical production lead time of 20–35 days. Standard packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE pearl-foam cushioning. Packaging can follow customer requirements. Confirm the selected finish, materials and supplied fixing parts with the quotation.

For a drinking-water project, check any required supplier document against the exact ordered model and material scope. The NSF certified-component directory is a verification resource, not a certification claim for these taps. A finish or a catalogue silhouette does not establish compliance.

To request a model-specific quotation, send the complete reference, quantity, destination and mounting drawing where available. Identify the required inlet, outlet and any hose connector separately. Keep the approved model image and parts schedule with the order so a similar-looking tap is not treated as an interchangeable replacement.

Buyer Questions

Are these cold-water taps hot-and-cold mixers?

No. The catalogue identifies a single cold faucet range. Request a separate mixer configuration when both temperature supplies are required.

Does 6114 have a pull-out hose?

The coiled neck does not establish pull-out operation. Request the selected-model function sheet rather than treating it as a retractable-hose faucet.

What are the order terms?

MOQ is 200 pieces per style with typical production lead time of 20–35 days. Standard packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE cushioning; customer requirements determine any packaging changes.