Product number
ARM071 Chrome - 9425230
ARM071 Matte Black - 9425232
ARM071 Brass - 9425231
ARM071 Copper - 9425864
ARM071 Bronze - 9425861
ARM071 Black Chrome - 9425860
ARM071 Honey Gold - 9425865
ARM071 Brushed Black Chrome - 9425862
ARM071 Brushed Nickel - 9425863
ARM071 Ascot Gray - 9425859
Specifications
Number of outgoing connections: 1
Connection ( in ) size: 10 mm alt. 3/8" Retractable hose length: 104 mm
Energy class: B
Dimensions / Weight
Packaging - Depth: 420 mm
Packaging - Width: 180 mm
Packaging - Height: 70 mm
Packaging - Net weight: 1.85 kg
Packaging - Volume: 0.01 m³ Height under outlet: 92 mm
Product - Width: 45 mm
Product - Depth: 126 mm
Product - Height: 163 mm
Maximum frame height: 163mm
Care instructions:
Purifying
Take good care of your sink and/or sink. Always clean after use,
in this way, the surface retains its shine and extends the life of your pool.
Clean with detergent and water. Remember to wipe dry after use and avoid
drying of liquids on the surface of the pool. Avoid strong solutions of mineral acids and certain organic acids, which can cause corrosion in the pool
to the surface. Also avoid chlorine solutions and silver polishes. Abrasive cleaning agents damage the PVD coating. Also remember to rinse off the acids
containing foodstuffs (juices, vinegar, mustard, salt, etc.).
Scratches
Your pool will get scratched at some point, it's inevitable.
To limit scratches, never use hard or sharp objects against the surface of your pool. Also, avoid placing hot pans and pots in the sink. Abrasive powder and steel wool will scratch the surface, but
can also cause damage to the coating. Scratches will smooth out over time
and become a natural part of your developing pool. Stainless
the shine of the steel remains despite the scratches.
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)
Our colored sinks/basins are made of stainless steel coated with a thin nitride film. The method is called physical vapor deposition (PVD), and it offers a unique
in addition to color, a durable surface.
Stain removal
Stubborn dirt, coffee or tea discoloration, salt deposits and limescale and others
stubborn stains that stick to the surface:
If there are stains, primarily use dishwashing liquid, soap or something else
mild detergent that does not contain abrasives. For stubborn stains,
with a soft cloth, apply toothpaste to the stain and gently rub them off.
Rinse with plenty of warm water.
Important
- Never leave cast iron pots made of rusting material
or frying pans in the sink for a long time, as they can leave rust stains that are difficult to get rid of.
- Never use detergents containing corrosive acids and chemicals,
such as oven cleaners and dishwashing tablets.
- Never use steel wool or other abrasive materials.
Faucet Cleaning
The surface is wiped with a soft cloth and lukewarm water and possibly a soapy solution. Avoid alkaline, acidic
limescale removers or abrasive cleaning agents. Brass is a material that acquires a beautiful patina over time, but
can be polished with brass polish. Copper also gets a patina, but it should not be polished. Other shiny surfaces
retain their luster and Honey Gold gets its depth from 2-3% of real gold.
Kitchen sinks and sinks
Purifying
Take good care of your pool. Always clean the pool after use, in this case the stainless steel surface will retain its shine and last longer
service life. Clean with mild detergent and water. Remember to dry after use and avoid liquids drying on the surface of your pool. Avoid strong solutions of mineral acids and certain organic acids, which can cause corrosion to the stainless steel surface. Also avoid chlorine solutions and silver polishes. Immediately rinse foods containing acids (juices, vinegar, mustard, salt, etc.) from the surface of your pool. If there are stains, rub them with a soft cloth and e.g. toothpaste (Colgate).
Scratches
Your pool will get scratched, it's inevitable. To prevent scratching, never use hard or sharp objects on the pool surface. Also, avoid placing hot frying pans and pots directly in your pool. Abrasive powder and steel wool scratch the surface, but can also cause unwanted discoloration. The scratches will smooth out over time and become a natural part of the developing surface. The shine of stainless steel remains despite scratches.
Physical vapor deposition (PVD) coating
Our tinted sinks are also stainless steel coated with a thin nitride film. The method is called physical vapor deposition (PVD), and it guarantees a durable surface in addition to a unique color.
Descaling
Limescale must be removed from bubble jets, ceiling plates and shower handles regularly by putting them in a water-vinegar solution (50/50) for a couple of hours. If lime stains appear, use e.g. eucalyptus oil and a soft cloth for cleaning.
Lubrication
Lubricate only with silicone grease.
