Liquid dispenser.
Two versions, one platform. The mechanical version works with a push pump (10 mm piston stroke), the electric one with sensor trigger and solenoid. Both share fascia, back plate and wall mounting. One tool shop, two series.
Interactive 3D view of the mechanical version.
Two versions on one platform.
Fascia, back plate and wall mounting are identical. The difference lies in the trigger mechanism — mechanical or electric, same appearance.
Mechanical push pump
Manual actuation via 10 mm piston stroke. No battery, no electronics, no service interval. Ideal for high-traffic environments with the simplest possible maintenance.
Trigger: push pump
Piston stroke: 10 mm
Power: none
Electric sensor trigger
Touch-free dispensing via infrared sensor with solenoid actuator. For hygiene-critical environments — clinic, food, laboratory. Battery powered, no mains connection required.
Trigger: IR sensor + solenoid
Operation: battery
Contact: touch-free
Technical basics.
| Housing material | ABS, injection moulded |
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| Wall mounting | 2-point screw fixing, concealed back plate |
| Reservoir | Refill concept, manufacturer specification to follow |
| Colours | Standard white, OEM variants by arrangement |
| Version | Mechanical or electric (sensor) |
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| Piston stroke (mech) | 10 mm |
| Certification | PPAP-capable, IMDS-compliant Certified |
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Further data (tolerances, PPAP level, IMDS entry) on request.
Datasheets and references.
Detailed datasheets (PDF) are in preparation. For design data (STEP), IMDS entries and sampling documentation, please use the contact form — provided under NDA.
From the same house: OEM programme for a hygiene brand.
How a hygiene brand extended its range with a smart, touch-free dispenser — time to market under one year, made in Germany, white label with its own design.
Your design, our manufacturing.
We adapt colour, fascia, embossing and front logo for OEM partners.