Laboratory Sink Faucets

Deck-mount faucets install directly on the sink surface through pre-drilled holes, offering a compact profile and easier installation in standard lab sinks. Wall-mount faucets attach to the wall above the sink, providing more usable deck space and easier cleaning underneath. Wall-mount configurations are ideal for multi-station wash sinks and scrub-up applications where maximizing basin access is critical. Both styles are available with identical spout and control options.

Yes, touchless electronic sensor faucets are highly suitable for laboratories, healthcare facilities, and cleanroom applications. They eliminate cross-contamination by removing the need to touch handles with dirty or gloved hands. Griffin's sensor faucets can be paired with thermostatic mixing valves to maintain safe water temperatures and comply with infection control protocols. These faucets are ideal for multi-user handwash stations and scrub-up sinks in hospitals and research facilities.

Griffin Products offers laboratory faucets with spout lengths ranging from 2.5 inches to 14 inches. Shorter spouts (2.5"–6") suit compact handwash sinks, while longer gooseneck and swing spout faucets (8"–14") provide clearance for filling beakers, flasks, and other laboratory glassware. Pre-rinse assemblies feature extended reach for industrial cleaning tasks. The correct spout length depends on your sink size and the type of vessels you'll be filling.

Yes, Griffin's service faucet models (FM series) include integrated vacuum breakers to prevent backflow contamination—a critical safety feature for laboratory and healthcare sinks. Vacuum breakers ensure potable water supplies remain uncontaminated even if hoses or fill tubes are submerged in sinks. This feature is essential for compliance with plumbing codes in scientific and medical facilities where chemical or biological materials may be present.

Yes, Griffin's deck-mount faucets can be installed on existing multi-station sinks with standard faucet hole spacing. Wall-mount faucets require wall mounting hardware and appropriate water supply rough-in. Griffin manufactures complete multi-station wash sink assemblies (2-, 3-, and 4-station configurations) that include pre-installed faucets, drains, and all necessary hardware. For retrofit applications, our technical support team can help verify compatibility with your existing sink.

Wrist blade handle faucets allow hands-free operation using forearms or elbows, making them ideal for surgical scrub-up sinks and laboratory applications where hands may be contaminated or gloved. This design minimizes cross-contamination and complies with healthcare infection control protocols. Griffin's scrub-up sink models include deck-mounted gooseneck faucets with wrist blade handles, integrated shelves, and deep basins specifically engineered for medical and cleanroom handwashing procedures.