Single Outlet Laboratory Faucet | Model JH-WL009

Why a Cup Sink Needs This Model

Cup sinks are small, furniture-integrated basins used for local rinsing rather than full wash-up. A standard bench faucet is often oversized for them — too tall, too much reach, and too much splash for a compact basin. The JH-WL009 is scaled and specified for exactly this job:

• Sized for a small basin — A compact single outlet that fits neatly on a cup sink deck without overhanging the work surface.
• Controlled, local flow — Delivers a steady stream for quick rinsing and filling, not high-volume wash-up.
• Splash kept in the basin — With the optional splash-control filter, flow stays contained in a small cup sink instead of wetting the surrounding bench.
• Tidy, dedicated water point — A firmly anchored deck mount gives each cup sink its own tap, keeping the bench clear.

If your bench has furniture-integrated cup sinks that need a dedicated, compact tap, the JH-WL009 is built for that role rather than adapted from a larger faucet.

Technical Specifications

Cup sink deck hole size, spout reach, inlet connection size, and nozzle/filter compatibility can be confirmed for your project. Share your cup sink and bench layout, and we’ll advise on the exact fit before you order.

Key Features

1. Compact Single Outlet for Cup Sinks

Purpose-built for cup sinks on lab furniture, the JH-WL009 provides a single dedicated water point in a small footprint. The deck mount keeps each cup sink firmly anchored to the basin, so each cup sink gets its own tidy tap.

2. H63 Solid Brass Body

A rigid, corrosion-resistant brass core that resists deformation and withstands daily handling in a wet-bench environment for long service life.

3. Matte Epoxy Resin Powder Coating

A protective finish that helps the outer body resist routine acid/alkali splash, UV fading, and heat in general lab conditions, keeping the surface clean over time.

4. 90° Ceramic Headwork

Precision ceramic headwork tested to 500,000 cycles and rated to a maximum static pressure of 10 bar, for smooth, leak-free control and a long working life.

5. Detachable Brass Serrated Nozzle

Connects to hoses or tubing for flexible use at the bench, and lifts out for cleaning — remove, rinse, and refit to keep the water path clear.

6. Optional Splash-Controlled Water Filter

A practical add-on for small basins: it steadies the flow and helps contain splatter within the cup sink, keeping the surrounding bench dry during rinsing and filling. Because the tap sits close to the work surface, this matters more on a cup sink than on a large sink. It detaches for easy cleaning — let us know if you’d like it added to your order.

7. Ergonomic High-Grade PP Knob

Shaped for a comfortable grip and steady one-handed control, easy to use with wet or gloved hands.

WL009 vs Standard Single-Outlet Models

The JH-WL009 and standard single-outlet faucets like the JH-WL001 share the same core build — solid brass, ceramic headwork, epoxy finish. The difference is what each is scaled for:

• JH-WL009 (cup sink single outlet): Sized and specified for compact, furniture-integrated cup sinks used as local rinse points. Best where a full-size faucet would be oversized, and where splash control in a small basin matters.
• JH-WL001 (standard single outlet): A general-purpose upright faucet for standard bench sinks with room for a taller tap and higher-volume washing.

Choose the JH-WL009 when the water point is a cup sink or a small auxiliary basin, and you want a tap scaled to fit. Choose a standard single-outlet model for full-size sinks and general wash-up. If you’re unsure, tell us your basin type and deck space, and we’ll recommend the right model.

Applications

The JH-WL009 is built for compact, local washing at furniture-integrated cup sinks:

• Cup sinks on lab furniture — A dedicated single tap at each small basin built into the bench.
• Auxiliary rinse points — A local point for quick rinsing without having to walk to the main sink.
• Quick local rinsing — Rinsing glassware, filling small containers, and clearing routine residue at the bench.
• Compact wash stations — Small basin points where a full-size faucet would be too large.

Its primary role is quick, local rinsing and washing at a cup sink, keeping the surrounding bench clear and dry during daily use.

Installation & Compatibility

The JH-WL009 is designed for deck mounting on a cup sink or small basin built into lab furniture. For a clean, secure fit:

• Confirm that the deck hole in your cup sink matches the faucet base and provides enough clearance for the spout to operate over the basin.
• Check the spout reach, so the flow lands cleanly inside a small basin without overhanging the bench.
• Confirm the inlet connection matches your bench plumbing without adapters.
• Confirm your water pressure sits within the headwork’s range (max static pressure 10 bar) for stable, leak-free operation.
• Decide on the splash filter — for a compact cup sink, the optional splash-control filter is worth adding to contain the flow.

Share your cup sink type, deck hole size, and inlet connection, and we’ll confirm the right mounting and connection details for your setup.

FAQ

What makes the JH-WL009 suitable for cup sinks?

It’s scaled and specified for small, furniture-integrated cup sinks. The compact single outlet fits neatly on a cup sink deck; the flow is steady and controlled for local rinsing rather than high-volume wash-up; and the optional splash filter keeps water in a small basin. It gives each cup sink a tidy, dedicated tap without the bulk of a full-size faucet.

How is it different from a standard single-outlet lab faucet?

The core build is similar — solid brass, ceramic headwork, epoxy finish — but the JH-WL009 is sized for compact cup sinks and local rinse points, where a taller, larger faucet would be oversized and prone to splash. A standard single-outlet model like the WL001 suits full-size bench sinks and general washing. The right choice depends on your basin type.

Why does the splash-controlled water filter matter on a cup sink?

Cup sinks are small, and the tap sits close to the work surface, so splashes easily reach the surrounding bench. The optional filter helps stabilize the flow and contain splatter within the basin, keeping the bench dry during rinsing and filling. On a compact cup sink, that’s a practical benefit rather than just an extra.

Is the splash filter included?

It’s an optional accessory, quoted separately, not included as standard. It attaches to the outlet and detaches for cleaning. Let us know if you’d like it added, and we’ll include it in your quotation.

Does the serrated nozzle connect to tubing?

Yes. The detachable brass serrated nozzle connects to hoses or tubing for flexible use at the bench, and it lifts out for cleaning — remove, rinse, and refit to keep the water path clear.

What does the epoxy coating protect against?

The matte epoxy coating protects the faucet’s exterior, helping it resist routine splashes of acids and alkalis, UV fading, and heat under general lab conditions. It’s an external protective finish — for specific or aggressive chemical exposure, send us the details, and we’ll confirm suitability.

What is the max pressure rating?

The ceramic headwork is tested to 500,000 cycles and rated to a maximum static pressure of 10 bar. Keeping supply pressure within that range gives smooth, leak-free control and a long working life. If you’re unsure of your line pressure, tell us, and we’ll advise.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm four things: your cup sink deck hole size, your inlet connection size, your water pressure, and whether you want the optional splash-control filter. Checking these in advance helps ensure a secure, leak-free fit. Share your setup, and we’ll confirm compatibility.

How do I request a quote?

Send us your required quantities, cup sink deck preparation, and inlet connection details, and note if you want the optional splash-control filter. For a larger fit-out, share your bench and cup sink layout so we can confirm scope and lead time.

Request a Quote

Fitting out a new lab or adding dedicated taps to your cup sinks? Send us your required quantities, cup sink deck hole preparation, and inlet connection details, and our team will prepare a tailored quotation for your JH-WL009 faucets. Let us know if you’d like the optional splash-controlled water filter included — it’s worth adding for compact basins. For larger projects, share your full bench and cup sink layout so we can confirm configuration, scope, and lead time. If you’d like to compare against a standard bench faucet, ask us about the single-outlet JH-WL001, and we’ll help match the right tap to each sink.