Abstract: Sprayhead (1) for a faucet, of the type which is separable and can be independently handled with respect to a faucet body, comprising: an inlet union (2), having a connecting mouth connectable to an extractable water supply hose; a dispensing body (4), defining at least a first dispensing outlet (40) and a second dispensing outlet (41); a selector body (3), arranged between the inlet union (2) and the dispensing body (4) and having a selection mechanism (30) actuatable from the outside so as to place the connecting mouth (20) in fluid communication either with the first dispensing outlet (40) or with the second dispensing outlet (41); and a containment casing (5, 6) composed of two portions made of different materials: a structural portion (5), within which the selector body (3) is housed; and a functional portion (6), which covers at least partially said structural portion (5).

Abstract: Pull out sprayhead (1) for a faucet, comprising: an inlet fitting (10), provided with a coupling end (10d) connectable to a extractable water supply pipe; a supply mouth (11a) in fluid connection with said attachment end (10d); and a magnet (12) fixed at the inlet fitting (10) and prearranged to allow a releasable connection of said pull-out sprayhead (1) to a faucet neck (20), said magnet (12) being arranged in a housing chamber (13), defined between an outer wall of said inlet fitting (10) and a covering nut (14), within which an insulating sleeve (30) is placed, distinct from the covering nut (14) and interposed between the inlet fitting (10) and the magnet (12), so as to minimize the heat flow occurring between a supplied fluid and the magnet (12) through the inlet fitting (10).

Abstract: Pull-out sprayhead (1) for a faucet, comprising: an inlet fitting (10) provided with a coupling end (11a) which can be connected to an extractable water supply pipe; a supply mouth (10d) in fluid communication with said coupling end (10d); and a magnet (12) fixed at the inlet fitting (10) and designed to allow releasable connection of said pull-out sprayhead (1) to a faucet neck (20), said magnet (12) being arranged in a watertight housing chamber (13) defined between an outer wall of said inlet fitting (10) and a covering nut (14) fastened to said inlet fitting (10).

Abstract: A jet breaker/aerator cartridge, manually screwable about a screwing axis (x) within the mouth of a faucet. The cartridge has an external casing made of preferably plastic material and an engagement portion provided with a thread on its external surface for screwing the cartridge within the mouth, and a gripping portion which extends downstream with respect to the engagement portion. The gripping portion has at least one radial protrusion protruding with respect to a central cylindrical body of the gripping portion. The radial protrusion allows application of a manual screwing force with an arm advantageously far from the screwing axis (x).

Abstract: A shower head includes an outer casing that is shaped so as to form a tubular portion which contains an elongated insert for connection to a water supply duct. A cylindrical insert, connected with the elongated insert, is contained in a head of the casing and is locked by a plug provided with at least one outlet port for the exit of water. A ring is located peripherally with respect to the cylindrical insert, and is kept in position by the plug, and is adapted to abut against a raised portion which is provided at the end portion of the elongated insert so as to lock the elongated insert.

Abstract: The aerator has a body having openings formed therein and containing meshes and a perforated plate. A monolithic convex diaphragm, defining a wall, has holes formed in a central region thereof and is perimetrically ultrasonically welded to a seat formed in the plate. The convexity of the diaphragm is oriented in a fluid flow direction, whereby retained particles are collected at the base of the perimeter of the diaphragm.

Abstract: Device including a disk provided with two through holes suitable to be arranged at two ducts which extend from the bottom openings of the cartridge for the inflow of hot and cold water, and including a flat face suitable to connect to the end of the ducts, as well as a dividing element extending from the other face and dividing the portion of the well comprised between the base and the disk into two separate chambers for the inflow of hot and cold water respectively.

Abstract: Flow-rate limiting device in a single-control mixer cartridge for hot and cold water including a body associated with a bottom for containing a fixed plate and a movable plate coupled with an actuation lever pivoted on a rotating coupling; the flow-rate limiting device includes a bush suitable to be associated with the lever and having a plurality of protrusions of different thicknesses which are adapted to selectively constitute an element for contrast against the stroke limiter of the lever which corresponds to the maximum flow-rate position.

Abstract: The device has a disk provided with two holes for the inflow of hot and cold water and with a hole for the outflow of hot, cold or mixed water. The disk has two faces: a first face which faces the cartridge, and a second face provided with an adjacent tunnel which connects the outflow hole formed in the disk to at least one well outflow opening, and forms two separate chambers for the inflow of hot and cold water respectively.

Abstract: Single-control mixer cartridge for hot and cold water, comprising a body which is associated with a bottom for containing a fixed plate and a movable plate provided with a plate cover which is coupled to an actuation lever pivoted on a rotating coupling; characterized in that the bottom is provided with elements for the stable engagement of a supplemental bottom.

Abstract: Supplemental bottom for a single-control mixer cartridge for hot and cold water in a type of faucet particularly suitable for wash-bowls or bidets, including a disk provided with holes at the openings formed in the bottom of the cartridge and with a peripheral gasket, connection teeth to associate with coupling holes provided in the bottom of the cartridge, and ducts for connecting the holes provided in the disk so as to match the openings for the separate inflow of hot and cold water, which are present in the bottom of the cartridge, to the water inflow holes which are present at the base of the cavity for accommodating the cartridge in the faucet.