Empura Faucets

What should you look for in commercial faucets?

Confirm the mounting type and center-to-center inlet spacing first. Then check spout reach and height, swing or gooseneck shape, handle style, flow requirements, connection size, replacement-part availability, and the sink bowl dimensions. The outlet should reach the bowl without striking the backsplash or sending water outside the compartment.

Empura's current faucet collection includes deck-mounted models with 4-inch centers and wall-mounted models with 4- or 8-inch centers. Listed configurations use swing or swivel gooseneck spouts in several reaches, and selected models include wrist-blade handles. The faucets are NSF certified. Because a faucet is chosen around the sink it serves, confirm inlet spacing and bowl dimensions against the exact Empura drop-in sink or compartment sink before ordering.

Who uses commercial faucets?

• Restaurants
• Hotels
• Bars
• Catering Operations
• Schools
• Healthcare Facilities
• Cafeterias
• Convenience Stores

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a wall-mount and deck-mount faucet?
A wall-mount faucet connects through the sink backsplash or wall, while a deck-mount faucet connects through the horizontal sink deck or countertop. The fixture must match the existing holes and plumbing.

What do 4-inch and 8-inch centers mean?
Centers describe the distance between the hot- and cold-water inlet mounting points, measured from the center of one opening to the center of the other.

How do I choose the correct spout reach?
Measure from the faucet mounting line to the desired outlet position inside the bowl. The water stream should land within the basin while leaving room to handle wares.

What is the difference between a swing spout and a gooseneck spout?
A swing spout extends outward and rotates between bowls. A gooseneck rises higher before directing water downward, which can provide more clearance for containers.

Are commercial faucet parts interchangeable?
Not necessarily. Cartridges, spouts, handles, mounting hardware, and aerators should be matched to the faucet model and connection specifications.