ACK Swivel Water Faucet For Wok Cookers

Name: ACK Swivel Water Faucet
SKU: ACK-FAUC3
Price: 48.60 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.50 (2 reviews)

The ACK Swivel Water Faucet is suitable for ACK Heavy Duty and Medium Duty Wok Cooker models after 2010. This swivel water faucet is made in stainless steel.

ACK supply replacement water and waste related parts for the ACK wok cooker product range and other wok cooker types, including water faucets, taps and levers.

Swivel water faucet.
For Heavy Duty and Mediem Duty wok cooker ranges from 2010.

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2 reviews for ACK Swivel Water Faucet

Rated 4 out of 5

Timothy Cheng – 09/07/2018

Perfect replacement for a damaged tap. Think this is the only place to get this part because it fits the wok cooker made by ACKitchens.
Rated 5 out of 5

Anita Lo – 23/08/2018

Old one was leaking -this working fine. Thanks for prompt service.

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