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Haws 5010SS Polished Stainless Steel Push Button Bubbler Valve with Integral Adjustable Pressure Compensating Stream Regulation
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Haws 5010SS Polished Stainless Steel Push Button Features
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Polished stainless steel push button bubbler valve with integral adjustable pressure compensating stream regulation
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Bottom of base to top of bubbler is 3-3/8-inches
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Base diameter is 1-1/4-inches
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Connection is a 3/8-inches IPS inlet
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This bubbler valve is resistant to corrosive materials and is easily kept clean
About Haws 5010SS Polished Stainless Steel Push Button
Haws polished stainless steel push button bubbler valve with pressure compensating adjustable stream regulation and shielded sanitary nozzle design. Model 5010SS push button bubbler valve is designed with an adjustable stream regulation and a shielded bubbler to provide an anti-squirt drinking stream. Constructed from stainless steel with a polished finish, this bubbler valve is resistant to corrosive materials and is easily kept clean. Polished stainless steel cartridge valve which allows for top access stream adjustment as well as cartridge and strainer access, and is designed with a shielded, anti-squirt orifice that provides a steady sanitary source of water. Perfect for either public or private indoor settings, the 5010SS is a great fit in areas where a sink is present. Specifically, this type of vertically mounted drinking faucet may be placed in settings such as: school classrooms, laboratories, and other facilities where the need for a deck mounted sink/faucet is present. Haws manufactures drinking fountains and electric water coolers to be lead-free by all known definitions including NSF/ANSI Standard 61, Section 9, NSF/ANSI 372, California Proposition 65, and the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
