A-Class faucets and taps run to 50 wholesale SKUs across three sub-ranges: the mixer faucet series, the kitchen faucet series and the tap series. The range spans basin mixers, bath and shower mixers, pillar and wall sink taps, bib taps, two-way taps and self-closing taps, with SUS304 stainless and Nano finishes alongside standard chrome. Hospital-pattern wall and basin taps are stocked for clinics and institutional work. Carton quantities run from 3 units for larger mixers up to 120 for small bib taps.
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The naming follows the mounting and the water supply, which is what a plumber needs to know before the wall is closed up.
SUS304 stainless bodies are specified where water quality or coastal air attacks brass and chrome plating — they cost more per piece and are worth stocking for customers who have had plating failures. The Nano range refers to the surface finish rather than the body material. Standard chrome remains the volume line for general residential work.
Where a customer is replacing a tap that failed early, the useful question is what failed: the plating, the cartridge or the body. Cartridges and ceramic disc valves are stocked separately under sanitaryware accessories.
A basin mixer blends hot and cold through one body; a basin tap feeds a single cold line. In Malaysian homes without a heater at the basin, plain basin taps outsell mixers at the counter, while mixers move on renovation and condominium work where hot water is piped. The mixer series runs about twenty codes at 6–12 per carton, including a SUS304 body (A-83040); basin taps start at 60 per carton in Nano stainless (A70411).
These are three names for the same fitting: a tall-body basin mixer, sold in the Malaysian market as a high basin mixer tap or a tower basin mixer. It is specified for countertop vessel basins, where the spout has to clear the bowl rim; a standard body suits recessed and semi-recessed basins. The deciding measurement is spout height against basin rim height — confirm it before ordering, or WhatsApp us the mixer code and basin type and the trade desk will confirm dimensions from the specification sheet.
Match the existing installation. Pillar (deck) taps mount through the sink or counter; wall taps come off the pipework above it — swapping between the two is plumbing work, not a tap swap. The swan-neck brass line comes in both patterns (A6882 wall, A6883 pillar), as do the SUS304 flexible-hose spray taps (A50404/A50405 and their finish variants), so shops can stock one look in both mounting patterns.
Ask one question first: is there a hot line at the sink? A kitchen sink mixer blends hot and cold, so it needs both feeds plumbed to the sink. Most Malaysian kitchens are piped cold-only unless a heater was installed for the kitchen specifically, which is why the volume lines here are single-feed sink taps rather than mixers. The range covers both: mixer sink taps (A-30517, A-32017) and the NANO mixer tap (A-42017) for kitchens with a hot feed, against wall and pillar sink taps in every finish family for those without.
The tap customers often describe as a “two-way kitchen mixer” is usually not a mixer at all — it is a two-way tap, which splits one inlet to two outlets so a washing machine or a filter can share the sink feed. That is a different fitting from a mixer, and selling it as one produces returns. Two-way taps run across the finishes here: A-3738 in chrome, A-50438 and A-50458 in SUS304, and A-70438 in Nano.
Each finish family is built to cover the same six counter jobs, so a shop stocks a look rather than individual taps. The chrome A-37xx family runs pillar sink tap (A-3733), wall sink tap (A-3722), two-way tap (A-3738), basin tap (A-3711), wall bib tap (A-3700) and angle stop cock (A-3721); the SUS304 A-504xx and Nano A-704xx families repeat the same pattern in their own materials. Match the mounting to the existing installation — pillar taps mount through the sink or counter, wall taps come off the pipework above it, and swapping between the two is plumbing work rather than a tap swap.
| Type | Typical retail range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Budget SUS304 pillar / wall tap (cold) | RM19–RM47 | SUS304 vs ABS, spout type |
| Basin mixer, chrome brass | RM69–RM330 | Cartridge quality, brand |
| Tall (high-body) basin mixer | RM199–RM260 | Tall body adds RM60–100 over standard |
| Pull-out spray kitchen mixer | RM250–RM310 | Hose mechanism |
| Designer / branded mixers | RM400–RM950+ | Brand tier, matt black or gold finish |
Retail market guide, surveyed August 2026 across Malaysian chain and specialist retailers. These are market retail prices, not A-Class prices — retail pricing is set by the stocking shop, and A-Class supplies shops at wholesale, quoted per enquiry.
Buying faucets and taps by the carton. A-Class supplies the trade only — hardware shops, plumbing merchants, contractors and project buyers. Minimum is one carton per item, and carton quantities are printed against every code above (3 to 120 per carton). Prices are not published: wholesale pricing depends on quantity and trade account, so it is quoted per enquiry.
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