KINGSTON BRASS
Kingston Brass ABT136 Vintage Swing Arm Satin Nickel
A vintage solid-brass swing arm in satin nickel with an L-shaped modified design and 3/4" IPS connection
- MaterialMetal
- FinishSatin Nickel
- StyleVintage
- Height1.375
- Solid brass construction ensures lasting durability
- Satin nickel finish resists corrosion and tarnish
- Vintage L-shape design adds classic kitchen style
- 2 GPM flow rate delivers efficient rinsing power
- Two-function spray head switches stream to jet
Vintage Swing Arm 136
The Kingston Brass ABT136 is a solid brass swing arm finished in satin nickel. Its vintage styling suits traditional kitchen or bar sinks. The L-shaped form provides extended reach over the basin. It installs with a standard 3/4 inch inlet connection.
Upgrade from fixed spout
Replacing a rigid faucet spout adds manoeuvrable water delivery for cleaning large pots or filling tall vessels. The swing arm pivots horizontally to cover more sink area. The change is worthwhile when the current spout cannot reach both bowls of a double sink.
Headroom at 2.2 GPM
The spray head delivers a maximum flow of 2.2 gallons per minute at 60 PSI. Two modes provide a steady stream for filling and a focused jet for rinsing. A built-in check valve prevents backflow contamination. The 1.375 inch height clearance fits under most overhead cabinets.
Highlights
- Solid brass construction ensures lasting durability
- Satin nickel finish resists corrosion and tarnish
- Vintage L-shape design adds classic kitchen style
- 2 GPM flow rate delivers efficient rinsing power
- Two-function spray head switches stream to jet
Specifications
| Brand | Kingston Brass |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Finish | Satin Nickel |
| Style | Vintage |
| Height | 1.375 |
Questions about this item
What is the height of the swing arm for mounting clearance?
The swing arm has a height of 1.375 inches, so check your available vertical space before installation.
How do I install the check valve to prevent backflow?
Fit the included check valve into the supply line with the arrow pointing toward the sprayer, then tighten both connections by hand plus a quarter turn.
When should I replace the spray head if the flow drops below 2.2 GPM?
Clean the aerator first; if the stream and jet functions still deliver less than 2.2 GPM at 60 PSI, replace the spray head assembly.
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