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supasquirrel

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Hope someone with technical knowledge can tell me -
If a faucet meets the standard ASME A112.18.1, what would be the water pressure that the faucet is tested to?
 
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Why does it matter? You shouldnt be exposing it to over 80# over the span of its life, or the pipes either.

They might test it to 100# or so. Why dont you call the ASME hotline? :p

I'm sure someone knows a real answer.
 
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