JEROME BALME

Once it was created, the Griffon Hydrochasse relied on a pointed know-how. Today, the Griffon collections continue to be based on advanced technology, such as digital machining. They are made in quality materials (steel tank 20/10 ^e, natural rubber joint and chrome-plated brass for the mechanism). All the main metal pieces, especially brass, noble material with recognized properties (anti-corrosion, plant, etc.) are machined at Griffon and carefully controlled. The welds are tested under pressure (15 to 18 bars). Finally, assembly and packaging are carried out rigorously. The Griffon signature is first and foremost quality assurance. Griffon has been a team of communities and individual homes for over half a century, with installations that have been in operation for over 40 years. And it's Griffon that sailors have been choosing for years to equip their ships with water and drinking water networks. The Griffon system is based on a hydropneumatique principle that makes its hunting effect 50 to 200 times higher (depending on network pressure) to that of a traditional system. The évacuation power of the hydrochasse is the consequence of the energy stored naturally in the tank, resulting from the mixture of pressure exerted by the water network on the air present in the tank. When the hunt is triggered, air pressure puts pressure on water. That is the hydropneumatique principle. In addition, this power is always available thanks to the automatic air retrofit system, which is equipped with hydrochasse. For each use, the air is naturally pumped into the tank, thus avoiding loss of power because the air dissolves in water. Finally, based on a hydropneumatique principle, the Griffon hydrochasses are similar to air bélier bottles: This allows them to reduce the bélier of other appliances, thus ensuring protection of the installation. Pressure and kinetic energy are added to the quality and speed of cleaning the toilet. The design is great, the exceptional team. Perfect!