Scrub & Laboratory Faucets

Scrub and laboratory faucets provide controlled water delivery at laboratory sinks, lavatory installations, wash areas, and scrub sinks. This category includes hands-free sensor faucets for routine washing, as well as manual faucets with gooseneck spouts, lever, wrist blade, four-arm, or dual-handle controls for rinsing, cleaning, washing, and other workspace tasks.

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Helpful Buying Guide

How to Choose Scrub & Laboratory Faucets

Select a faucet around the sink location, preferred control method, water connection needs, and the clearance required over the work area. Available options include deck-mounted and wall-mounted configurations, sensor-operated and manual controls, single and double faucet designs, and spouts with rigid, swing, or swivel movement.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

AC-Powered Splash-Mount Sensor Faucet, 2.0 GPM, ChromeAC-Powered Splash-Mount Sensor Faucet, 2.0 GPM, ChromeWBB2159035Medical and Lavatory Faucet with Rigid Gooseneck SpoutMedical and Lavatory Faucet with Rigid Gooseneck SpoutWBB2169799Deck-Mounted Double Laboratory Gooseneck Faucet - 6 W x 6.75 H x 27.38 DDeck-Mounted Double Laboratory Gooseneck Faucet - 6 W x 6.75 H x 27.38 DWBB174899Wall-Mounted Laboratory Faucet for DW/DI/RO WaterWall-Mounted Laboratory Faucet for DW/DI/RO WaterWBB174903
Use Cases

Match the faucet to the sink task

Sensor faucets support hands-free washing at laboratory and scrub-area sinks. Manual gooseneck faucets suit routine rinsing, washing, cleaning, and controlled water delivery at laboratory and lavatory sinks.

How to Choose

Start with mounting and controls

Choose deck mount for compatible sink-deck or counter installations, including three-hole deck-mount setups where specified. Choose wall mount when a wall-positioned outlet is needed. Then compare sensor activation, wrist blade handles, lever handles, four-arm handles, or separate dual controls.

Applications

Consider the water outlet and reach

Gooseneck spouts provide elevated clearance above the basin. Depending on the model, the spout may be rigid, swing, or swivel. Dedicated wall-mounted options are available for DW, DI, or RO water, while selected faucets have serrated nozzle outlets or lavatory-riser connections.

Additional Information

Review flow and installation details

Listed aerator options include 0.5, 1.5, 2.0, and 2.2 GPM. Some models include mounting hardware, flexible hoses, a coupling nut, or a locknut. Review the stated mounting shank, riser connection, dimensions, and included components before choosing.

2Mounting styles

Deck-mounted and wall-mounted faucet configurations are represented.

0.5–2.2 GPMListed flow options

The category includes listed aerator and faucet flow rates from 0.5 to 2.2 GPM.

AC or AC/DCSensor power options

Sensor models are available with AC-powered operation or an AC/DC control module.

1 eachListed minimum order

Selected products have an effective minimum order quantity of 1 each.

Comparison Guide

Compare Faucet Types

Use this overview to narrow the choice based on mounting position, control method, and the features stated for each product type.

Faucet typeBest fit based on listed useKey listed features
Sensor faucetLaboratory and scrub-area sink washingHands-free sensor activation; AC or AC/DC operation; selected models have a splash mount or wall mount
Manual deck-mounted gooseneck faucetLaboratory, lavatory, and wash-area sinksGooseneck clearance; manual handles; quarter-turn cartridge options; selected models include aerators, nozzle outlets, or lavatory-riser couplings
Wall-mounted laboratory faucetDedicated DW, DI, or RO water outlet at a lab sink or work areaWall mount; needle-point valve; rigid gooseneck; serrated nozzle outlet; 1/2-inch NPSM mounting shank
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Mounting and configuration

Choose deck-mounted or wall-mounted placement

Deck-mounted faucets are intended for compatible laboratory, lavatory, sink-deck, or counter installations. Models include single gooseneck faucets, double laboratory faucets with separate lever controls, and a three-hole deck-mount faucet with separate hot and cold wristblade controls. Wall-mounted models provide a dedicated outlet positioned at the wall.

  • Use a deck-mounted model for compatible sink-deck or counter placement.
  • Choose a wall-mounted model for a wall-positioned laboratory outlet.
  • For DW, DI, or RO water, consider the dedicated single wall-mounted faucet.
  • Confirm whether the installation uses a three-hole deck mount, a lavatory riser, or the listed mounting shank.
Controls and spouts

Compare operation style and working clearance

Hands-free models use sensor activation, with one model powered by AC and another using an AC/DC control module. Manual models use quarter-turn ceramic disc cartridges or ceramic cartridge valves and may have wrist blade, metal lever, color-coded four-arm, or dual wristblade handles. Gooseneck spouts provide clearance over the sink, with configurations that are rigid, swing, or swivel depending on the model.

  • Choose sensor activation for hands-free operation at washing areas.
  • Choose wrist blade handles for operation with the wrist or forearm where specified.
  • Select double faucets or dual handles when separate controls are needed.
  • Consider rigid, swing, or swivel spout movement based on the listed model configuration.
Flow and outlet details

Check aerators, nozzle style, and included components

Flow varies by faucet. Listed options include a 2.0 GPM sensor faucet, multiple 2.2 GPM aerated faucets, and a medical and lavatory faucet supplied with a 0.5 GPM aerator installed plus a 1.5 GPM aerator. Selected models include pressure-compensated aerators, serrated nozzle outlets, an integral vacuum breaker, a mixing tee, or a vandal-resistant aerator.

  • Compare the stated GPM rating or included aerator options.
  • Select a serrated nozzle outlet when that defined outlet connection is required.
  • Consider an integral vacuum breaker when that listed spout functionality is needed.
  • Check whether mounting hardware, flexible hoses, coupling nuts, locknuts, or other components are included.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What mounting options are available for scrub and laboratory faucets?

The category includes deck-mounted and wall-mounted faucets. Deck-mounted options include models for compatible sink decks, counters, and three-hole installations, while wall-mounted options provide an outlet positioned at the wall.

Are hands-free faucet options available?

Yes. Sensor faucets provide hands-free operation for laboratory and scrub-area sink washing. Listed sensor models use AC power or an AC/DC control module.

What flow rates are represented?

Listed flow options include 0.5 GPM and 1.5 GPM aerators on one medical and lavatory faucet, a 2.0 GPM sensor faucet, and 2.2 GPM aerators on selected laboratory faucets.

Which faucet is intended for DW, DI, or RO water?

A wall-mounted laboratory faucet is designed as a dedicated outlet for DW, DI, or RO water. It has a needle-point valve, rigid gooseneck spout, serrated nozzle outlet, and 1/2-inch NPSM mounting shank.

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