How to Choose an ABS Faucet

ABS Faucets are available in many styles and colors. These faucets feature high-quality ABS that meets or exceeds FDA specifications. The handles are cold-touch, while the 35mm cartridge ensures a large water flow. They also have a 360-degree swivel spout for ease of use. And because they are made of plastic, they are easily chrome-plated. 

While the name implies that this type of plastic is less durable than other materials, the material is actually one of the most common components of faucets. Plastic is a composite material and is a strong material that resists different temperatures and corrosion. 

When choosing an ABS faucet, consider its use in the kitchen, bathroom, or other plumbing applications. It is non-toxic and safe to use around food and soft drinks. It can also be used in sewer systems, thanks to its smooth interior surface. Unlike other types of faucets, ABS is safe for water and can handle various types of fluids. And it's strong enough to last a lifetime. That makes it the perfect faucet for a kitchen or bath.

The main difference between PVC and ABS is their piping systems. While ABS pipes are lighter and cheaper than PVC ones, they cannot be joined using glue or pipe cement. To connect ABS pipes to PVC pipes, you need to use a rubber sleeve. Then, you need a metal sleeve to clamp the two pipes together. Make sure the material is plastic-to-plastic. If not, then the ABS faucet won't fit in your bathroom.