Utility Sink Faucets

To replace a utility sink faucet, shut off the water supply, disconnect the supply lines, and remove the mounting hardware securing the old faucet. Install the new faucet by feeding supply lines through the mounting hole, securing the mounting nut from below, and reconnecting the supply lines. Always verify the mount type — deck or wall — matches your sink's configuration before purchasing a replacement.

Griffin Products utility sink faucets are available in both deck mount and wall mount configurations. Deck mount faucets are installed directly through holes in the sink basin, while wall mount faucets attach to the wall above the sink. The right choice depends on your sink design and plumbing rough-in location.

Spout lengths range from 2.5" to 14", with options including 2.5", 5", 6", 8", 10", 12", and 14". Longer spouts are ideal for deep utility sinks or high-clearance applications, while shorter spouts suit compact installations in labs or handwashing stations.

Yes. Griffin Products FM series service faucets include a built-in vacuum breaker, which helps prevent backflow and supports compliance with plumbing codes that require backflow prevention on utility and service sink faucets. This feature is especially important in janitorial, industrial, and food service environments.

Yes. The FE.205 is a 5" sensor faucet available in deck mount configuration. It provides touchless, hygienic operation, making it an excellent choice for healthcare facilities, food service environments, and any application where minimizing cross-contamination is a priority.

Griffin Products utility sink faucets are engineered for commercial kitchens and food service, healthcare and medical facilities, industrial and janitorial service areas, laboratory and scientific environments, and educational institutions. All products are NSF-approved and available in configurations suited to the specific demands of each environment.