Mixing Faucets
A mixing faucet is a component that adjusts the flow rate of water and hot water by adjusting the lever. Used for faucets to turn on and off water. There are three types of mixing faucets: two-valve mixer taps, single mixer taps, and thermostatic mixer taps. Two-valve mixing uses two handles to control temperature and flow rate. The single mixing faucet not only allows water to be turned on and off with a single lever, but also adjusts the amount and temperature of hot water. Adjustments are made by opening and closing the cartridge linked to the handle. In addition, the thermostatic mixing faucet has a function of automatically adjusting the temperature, and supplies water at a constant temperature. There are various types of water faucets, such as wall-mounted types, one-hole types, and deck types in which a stand is attached to the faucet itself.