Surgeon Scrub Sinks

Touchless electronic sensor faucets and wrist blade handle controls are the two preferred options for surgical scrub sinks. Electronic faucets eliminate hand contact entirely, supporting strict infection control protocols. Wrist blade handles allow hands-free operation using forearms or elbows, ideal for pre-operative scrubbing procedures where hands must remain sterile.

Yes, Griffin Products offers ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and TAS (Texas Accessibility Standards) compliant configurations across our scrub sink product line. These configurations ensure accessibility for healthcare staff and patients with disabilities. Specific models and mounting heights can be customized to meet your facility's compliance requirements.

Wall-mounted faucets are installed directly into the wall behind the sink, freeing up deck space and simplifying cleaning. Deck-mounted faucets are installed on the sink's top surface, offering easier installation in facilities without wall plumbing infrastructure. Both configurations are available with electronic or wrist blade controls.

Yes, Griffin Products offers custom fabrication for surgical scrub sinks. You can specify bowl dimensions, faucet type and location, integrated shelving, and multi-station configurations. Submit your facility's requirements or CAD drawings, and our team will provide a tailored solution with technical documentation for seamless installation.

Griffin surgeon scrub sinks are constructed from 16-gauge stainless steel, which provides excellent durability and corrosion resistance for high-traffic surgical environments. This heavy-duty gauge meets NSF sanitation standards and ensures long-term performance under rigorous daily use in operating rooms and surgical centers.

Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMVs) are available with electronic sensor faucet models. TMVs regulate water temperature to a safe, consistent level, preventing scalding and ensuring compliance with healthcare safety standards. This feature is particularly important in surgical environments where precise temperature control is essential for effective hand hygiene.