Low-Lead Brass Construction
The faucet body is cast as one integrated low-lead brass component to support structural stability and dependable long-term performance.
Low-Lead BrassOne-Piece CastingDurable Construction
Bathroom Faucet Manufacturer
Bathroom faucets for distributors, brands and project buyers, supported by material inspection, forming, CNC machining, polishing, electroplating, assembly and OEM/ODM development.
- Since 2000
- Bathroom manufacturing experience
- 500,000 sets/year
- Reported faucet & hardware capacity
- 200,000 m²
- Current company-reported manufacturing base
- OEM / ODM
- Development through volume supply
Bathroom Faucet Product Range
Explore current MICAWA faucet models for residential, hospitality, distribution and project sourcing. Request the current technical sheet to confirm installation, connection and market-specific details.
Bathroom Faucet
M-1012CW
Single faucet · Chrome
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Bathroom Faucet
M-1012FW
Single faucet · Gunmetal grey
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Bathroom Faucet
M-1117CW
Single faucet · Chrome
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Bathroom Faucet
M-1117HW
Single faucet · Black
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Single-Lever Swivel Faucet
M-1118HW
Single-lever swivel faucet · Black
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Bathroom Faucet
M-1140CW
Single faucet · Chrome
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Bathroom Faucet
M-1145CW
Single faucet · Chrome
View product details →Bathroom Faucets Built for Reliability and Water Efficiency
MICAWA bathroom faucets combine low-lead brass construction, long-life ceramic cartridges, corrosion-resistant finishes and water-saving aerators for dependable residential and commercial use.
Long-Life Ceramic Cartridge
The ceramic cartridge is tested for at least 500,000 operating cycles, supporting smooth control and reliable everyday use.
≥500,000 Operating CyclesCeramic CartridgeSmooth Lever Control
Corrosion-Resistant Finish
Multi-layer plating achieves Grade 10 rust resistance after a 24-hour neutral salt-spray test.
Multi-Layer Plating24-Hour Salt-Spray TestGrade 10 Rust Resistance
Pressure-Tested Leak Resistance
Faucet bodies withstand 2.5 MPa of static pressure for 60 seconds without cracking or leakage under the stated test conditions.
2.5 MPa Pressure Test60-Second HoldLeak-Resistant
Water-Saving Aerator
An oxygen-enriched aerator mixes water and air at an approximate 1:1 ratio, helping reduce water consumption by around 30%.
Approx. 30% Water SavingsApprox. 1:1 Air-Water Mixing
Quiet and Comfortable Water Flow
Aerated water flow helps maintain a smooth, comfortable stream while keeping operating noise at or below 42 dB.
≤42 dB Flow NoiseSmooth Aerated StreamComfortable Use
Visible finish meets installation logic
Material, Finish & Fixture Coordination
Faucet selection combines functional requirements with visible finish coordination. MICAWA can review faucets alongside ceramic basins, bathtubs and wider bathroom programs.
Faucet Configuration
Select mounting and configuration according to the fixture and layout.
Finish Coordination
Align visible finishes with shower hardware and bathroom fittings.
Fixture Coordination
Review faucet selection with basins, bathtubs and furniture.
Documented manufacturing evidence
Faucet Manufacturing at MICAWA
MICAWA’s documented faucet process covers raw-material inspection, applicable casting or forming, CNC machining, polishing, electroplating, assembly and finished-product quality-control stages. The current company-reported 200,000 m² manufacturing base supports six core product categories and nearly 1,000 SKUs, with a global network of 600+ stores and showrooms and exports to 50+ countries and regions.
- 500,000 sets/year
- Faucet & hardware capacity
- By model
- Production scheduling confirmed per order
- 200,000 m²
- Current company-reported manufacturing base
- OEM / ODM
- Development to volume supply
Seven documented stages
From Raw Material to Finished Faucet
Follow the manufacturing route from incoming metal verification through forming, precision machining, surface preparation, finishing, assembly and final review.
01
Raw Material Inspection
Incoming metal materials are analyzed before production. The documented faucet process includes direct-reading spectrometer equipment for material-composition verification.
- Incoming-material review
- Spectrometer analysis equipment
- Pre-production verification
02
Casting, Forging or Die Casting
Faucet bodies and components follow the applicable casting, forging or die-casting route according to component design, material and production requirements.
- Applicable forming route
- Process parameter control
- Body-forming inspection
03
CNC Machining
Machining prepares functional interfaces, internal passages and required dimensions before polishing, finishing and assembly.
- Functional interfaces
- Internal water passages
- Dimension-focused processing
04
Staged Surface Polishing
Metal components undergo staged sanding and polishing to prepare a controlled surface for the approved finishing process.
- Staged surface preparation
- Automatic and manual polishing
- Appearance inspection
05
Electroplating & Surface Finishing
Prepared components proceed through electroplating and finishing according to the approved product specification.
- Automatic plating line
- Surface-process control
- Plated-finish inspection
06
Faucet Assembly
Approved bodies, controls and related components are matched and assembled into the confirmed finished-product configuration.
- Configuration-based assembly
- Component matching
- Finished-product preparation
07
Inspection & Packaging
Finished faucets proceed through applicable appearance, plating and quality review before approved products enter packaging and shipment preparation.
- Finished appearance review
- Relevant product checks
- Packaging and warehousing
Faucet Quality Control & Testing
Quality control spans incoming materials, faucet-body production, surface finishing and finished-product inspection. Model-specific acceptance criteria remain subject to the approved specification.
Material Composition Verification
Raw metal materials are checked with documented analysis equipment before production.
Faucet Body Inspection
The documented forming process includes production-stage body and sample checks before subsequent processing.
Surface & Plating Inspection
Polished and plated components receive appearance review, supported by X-ray coating-thickness measurement equipment.
Corrosion-Related Testing
Salt-spray testing equipment is included in MICAWA’s documented faucet electroplating inspection process.
Material, plating and test requirements vary by product model and destination market. Confirm the applicable specification and documentation for the selected faucet.
Quality Management & Standards Participation
Company-level management-system evidence and documented standards participation support supplier review. They do not replace model-specific product compliance evidence.
Management system
ISO 9001
Company-level quality management system certification evidence, subject to current-validity confirmation.
Management system
ISO 14001
Company-level environmental management system certification evidence, subject to current-validity confirmation.
Standards participation
Faucet Water-Efficiency Standard
MICAWA has documented participation as a drafting unit in China’s GB 25501-2010 national water-efficiency standard for faucets.
Model- and market-specific
Faucet Flow & Water-Efficiency Requirements
Faucet flow requirements vary by product type, test condition, project specification and destination market. Confirm target flow, applicable test conditions and required documentation before volume approval.
- Target Flow Requirement
- Test Conditions
- Destination-Market Requirement
OEM & ODM Faucet Development
MICAWA supports distributors, brands and project buyers from the initial product brief through review, sampling, validation and volume production.
01
Product Brief
Define target market, application, positioning, configuration and expected quantity.
02
Product & Finish Review
Review the selected product, material, finish and component requirements.
03
Sampling & Validation
Prepare and evaluate samples before confirming the volume-production requirement.
04
Volume Production
Move approved requirements into manufacturing, inspection, packaging and delivery planning.
Faucets for Different Projects and Buyers
Choose a sourcing route based on the application, sales channel, product positioning, quantities and coordination requirements.
Hotels & Hospitality
Faucet selections for guestrooms, public areas and hospitality bathroom programs where finish, specification and fixture coordination matter.
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Property & Residential Projects
Standardized faucet sourcing for apartments and multi-unit projects with coordinated bathroom furniture and fixture packages.
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Importers & Distributors
Current-model sourcing for local distribution, retail networks and long-term faucet programs.
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Brands & Private Label
OEM and ODM evaluation for branded faucet collections, product positioning and supply programs.
Explore Buyer SolutionFor coordinated multi-category fixture procurement, review MICAWA’s complete bathroom product portfolio.
Faucet Sourcing Resources
Use these buyer guides to prepare technical, coordination and supplier-evaluation requirements before quotation.
Bathroom Faucet Water Efficiency Guide
Review flow targets, test conditions, product evidence, connections and destination-market requirements.
Read Buyer GuideFaucet, Bathtub & Shower Screen Sourcing Guide
Coordinate dimensions, finishes, interfaces, samples and documentation across bathroom fixtures.
Read Buyer GuideBathroom Factory vs Trading Company
Compare manufacturing control, traceability and sourcing models when evaluating bathroom suppliers.
Read Buyer GuideFaucet Sourcing FAQ
Common questions from distributors, brands and project buyers evaluating a bathroom faucet manufacturer.
What bathroom faucet products does MICAWA supply?
MICAWA supplies faucets as part of its multi-category bathroom portfolio. Current models, applications, finishes and model-specific technical information should be confirmed from the available product range and current technical sheets.
Does MICAWA manufacture faucet components in-house?
MICAWA’s documented faucet production capabilities include raw-material inspection, applicable casting or forming, CNC machining, polishing, electroplating and assembly. The exact production route and component scope depend on the selected product.
Can faucet finishes, materials or components be customized?
Customization can be evaluated against the selected model and product brief. Exact material, finish, component, branding and packaging options require confirmation for the specific program.
What is MICAWA’s faucet and hardware production capacity?
MICAWA reports annual faucet and hardware capacity of 500,000 sets. Production scheduling should be confirmed for the selected models and order requirements.
What quality checks are used during faucet manufacturing?
The documented faucet process includes raw-material analysis, body and machining inspection, polishing and plating appearance inspection, X-ray coating-thickness measurement equipment and salt-spray testing equipment.
Planning a Faucet Range or Bathroom Project?
Share your target market, faucet application, required configuration, finish, expected quantity and applicable technical or compliance requirements. MICAWA can review suitable products and discuss OEM/ODM or project sourcing options.
Application · Configuration · Finish · Quantity · Compliance Requirements
Complete Your Bathroom Fixture Range
Connect faucets with related bathroom products for coordinated distribution collections and project packages.
Shower Systems
Coordinate faucet finish and control direction across the complete shower zone.
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Ceramic Basins
Match mounting, proportions and faucet-hole arrangements with the selected basin.
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Bathtubs
Review tub-filler requirements within the bathing-zone layout.
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