New generation of Pinch introduces a series of Progressive mixers on back-plate with diverter and outlet options.
April 9th, 2014
Compact in design the single handled mixer is perfect for shower, basin and bath wall applications.
The Pinch progressive mixer allows you to precisely control the flow and temperature together in a one clockwise movement. The forward thinking German technology is quite literally ‘progressive’ in its nature – promoting energy efficient and longevity through the use of ceramic disks and metal cartridge stoppers.
When initiated the valves fully open in the cold-water position – saving energy on unnecessary hot water usage that occurs with single-lever mixers.
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