Scrub Sink Faucets

Yes, Griffin Products' electronic sensor faucets meet NSF standards for commercial food service and healthcare environments. They include Thermostatic Mixing Valves to maintain safe water temperatures and prevent scalding. These touchless faucets reduce cross-contamination by eliminating the need to touch handles after handwashing, critical for infection control protocols.

ADA and TAS compliant configurations include lever or wrist blade handles operable with one hand and requiring less than 5 lbf of force. Electronic sensor faucets provide hands-free operation meeting accessibility standards. Faucet reach, spout height, and clearances are engineered to meet federal and Texas accessibility requirements for public and institutional facilities.

Wrist blade handles allow hands-free water control using the forearm or elbow, essential for surgical scrub-up procedures where hands must remain sterile. The lever design requires minimal force and can be operated without gripping. These handles are standard on medical scrub sinks and are also used in food service where hand contact with faucet handles must be minimized.

A Thermostatic Mixing Valve automatically blends hot and cold water to maintain a safe, consistent temperature, preventing scalding. It's especially important in healthcare and institutional settings where vulnerable populations may use the sink. Griffin Products includes TMVs with electronic sensor faucet models to meet safety codes and protect users from temperature fluctuations.

Yes, Griffin Products provides replacement parts including faucet cartridges, sensors, wrist blade handles, and drain components. Technical documentation with part numbers is available for download (DWG, PDF, Revit files). Contact customer support at 800-379-9709 or sales@gpsink.com for part identification and ordering assistance. All faucets come with install kits and are backed by warranty support.

16GA stainless steel is thicker and more durable than 20GA, making it ideal for heavy-duty commercial and institutional use where sinks endure constant use. Griffin's Brazos series uses 16GA construction with a 10-year warranty. The Comal series uses 20GA for lighter-duty applications at a lower price point with a 1-year warranty. For scrub-up stations and high-traffic handwashing, 16GA is recommended.