Grohe Ag

Rohe Water Technology Ag & Co. Kg

Frank-Thomas Luig

Achim Mielke

David Mainka

Hartwig Philipps-Liebich

Ole Benedikt Kostorz

Kai Huck

Turgut Kinikarslan

Matthias Schlueter

Thomas Loi

Wulf Woesthoff

Martin Weiss

Harry Hopfauf

Hartwig Philipps

Daniel Berghoff

Janik Buchmueller

Dieter Keiter

Matthias Schlüter

Björn Riedel

Janik Buchmüller

Felix Hamer

Dajana Lazic

Tanja Schwartpaul

Sebastian Althoff

Bjoern Riedel

Heiko Langer

Hans Dieter Keiter

Gunter Gaebel

Benedikt MÖNIG

Martin Völler

Gunter Gäbel

Carsten Geers

A valve cartridge for a sanitary fitting having a cartridge housing, a valve stem which is rotatable about an axis of rotation relative to the cartridge housing, a handle for rotating the valve stem, a passage disk with a first passage and a second passage, a control disk rotatable with the valve stem for controlling a liquid flow through the first passage or the second passage of the passage disk, a handle adapter which can be connected to the valve stem for setting a first rotational orientation of the valve stem to the handle in a first position and can be connected to the valve stem for setting a second rotational orientation of the valve stem to the handle in a second position, so that the control of the flow of liquid through the first passage or the second passage can be changed by the control disk.

Valve cartridge for at least one sanitary fitting with a changeable function

A diverter valve for a sanitary fitting having a diverter valve housing, a valve body for the targeted supply of a fluid to at least two diverter valve outlets, and a spindle for actuating the valve body. The spindle is biased, so that after cutting the spindle to length, the spindle is displaced from the diverter valve housing by a defined travel. Also a concealed installation body with a corresponding diverter valve as well as a method for mounting a corresponding concealed installation body are provided.

Diverter valve for a sanitary fitting with a biased spindle, a concealed installation body with such a diverter valve and a method for mounting a concealed installation body

A buried installation body for a sanitary fitting having a housing with a receiving space for a functional unit, wherein the housing has a lower shell and an upper shell which are connectable to each other, and a connection body having at least a first connection for a supply line and at least a second connection for a discharge line, wherein the connection body is at least partially arranged in the receiving space of the housing, and wherein the connection body is fastened by the connection of the lower shell with the upper shell in the receiving space.

Buried installation body for a sanitary fitting, having a two-part housing

A flush mounted built-in body for a sanitary fitting, having a mixer with a regulating nut, wherein the regulating nut can be rotated about a rotational axis, a support plate having a hub, a stop ring having a stop supported by the hub of the support plate, and a rotating knob for actuating the mixer. A rotational movement of the rotating knob is limited by the stop of the stop ring and the rotating knob comprises a hollow shaft which couples the rotating knob in a non-rotating manner to the regulating nut and can be adjusted parallel to the rotational axis of the regulating nut.

Flush mounted built-in body for a sanitary fitting with an axially adjustable push button

A flush-mounted box for a fitting body having a housing, including a receiving chamber for the fitting body, the housing having at least one detent area; a fastening frame for fastening the flush-mounted box on a support, the fastening frame including at least one spring element, which may be engaged in the at least one detent area of the housing for fastening the fastening frame to the housing; and at least one clip for securing the at least one spring element in the at least one detent area of the housing.

Flush-mounted box for a fitting body

In a rotary handle for a thermostatically controlled valve, which is arranged on an actuator brought out of a valve housing, having a stop body, which acts together with a stop cam provided on the valve housing. It is provided that the stop body is movable in the rotation direction in such a way that by a relative movement between the stop body and the rotary handle, turning of the rotary handle by a rotation angle greater than 360&#xb0; is made possible.

Rotary handle for a plumbing fixture

A plumbing fixture at least having a first housing section and a second housing section which are arranged movable to one another, whereby the first housing section together with the second housing section forms an electrical sensor. In particular, an electrically conductive and simultaneously sealing coupling component is provided between the housing sections, whereby further an electrically conductive coupling component is provided between the first housing section and the second housing section and the coupling component comprises an electrically conductive plastic.

Plumbing fixture with electric sensor

A faucet having a pull-out sprayer that is attached to a spray hose. The faucet also has a housing with an end region to receive the sprayer and a feedthrough for passage of the sprayer hose through the housing, and at least one first guide for spacing the sprayer hose from an inner wall surface of the feedthrough, the guide being provided at least in an end region.

Faucet with guided pull-out spout

In a mixing valve for cold and hot water with thermostatic control of the mixed-water temperature by a thermostat () that is connected with a tubular double valve slide () that is positioned by a temperature selector () and that is held in a housing () having at least one cold-water inlet (), one hot-water inlet (), and one mixed-water outlet (), the inlet ports (and) of the mixing valve of the double valve slide () being oppositely controlled at opposite ends, it is suggested that the double valve slide () have an annular web () formed with a smaller-diameter partition sleeve () that is axially shiftable at least at its end in a bore () and that downstream of the inlet ports (and) the hot water and cold water each flow through respective passages () opening into an annular mixing compartment () in the web (), the mixing compartment () extending radially through the partition sleeve () such that exiting mixed water is directed toward the thermostat ().

Mixer valve

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Menden, Germany

Frank-Thomas Luig