Grohe Ag

Jan Philipp Tueshaus

Bernd Bischoff

Achim Mielke

Ole Benedikt Kostorz

Stefan Steinhoff

Andreas Jung

Harry Hopfauf

Waldemar Gaida

Martin Weiss

Björn Riedel

Markus Leutner

Timo Besche

Henning Brand

Bernhard Klasmeier

Matthias Treese

A single-lever cartridge for adjusting mixed water by a swivel lever, having a control disk arrangement, which has a stationary control disk in a stationary position in the cartridge, in which a cold-water inlet and a hot-water inlet and a mixed-water outlet are formed, and a dynamic control disk displaceable by the swivel lever, in which a recess is formed, which is disposed in different overlaps with the cold-water inlets and hot-water inlets and the mixed-water outlet to adjust the mixed water fed from the mixed-water outlet of the stationary control disk, wherein the two control disks are in sliding contact with sealing surfaces facing each other at a sealing plane, and wherein the mouths of the cold-water inlets and hot-water inlets are formed in the sealing surface of the stationary control disk, which mouths can be covered by the sealing surface of the dynamic control disk.

Single lever cartridge for a sanitary faucet

A sanitary fitting () that contains a fitting body (), a first spray plate (), a second spray plate (), and a two-way valve (), which can be used to selectively route a liquid to the first spray plate () or to the second spray plate (), wherein the two-way valve () is arranged in the fitting body () and having a valve body (), which is mounted rotatably about an axis of rotation () in a valve housing () of the two-way valve () between a first valve seat () of a first outlet () of the two-way valve () and a second valve seat () of a second outlet () of the two-way valve ().

Sanitary fitting having a two-way valve

The invention relates to a mixing cartridge () for generating mixed water with a mixing temperature, having a hot water inlet () for hot water, having a cold water inlet () for cold water, having a mixing chamber (), in which the hot and cold water can be mixed, and having a mixed water outlet () through which the mixed water can leave the mixing cartridge (). According to the invention, the mixing cartridge () has at least one vortex element (), which is arranged and/or designed in such a way that the water flowing through the mixing cartridge in a flow direction can be made to rotate, such that the water can form a water vortex.

Mixing cartridge having a vortex element

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Hemer, Germany

Jan Philipp Tueshaus