American Standard Pekoe Single-Handle Semi-Pro Dual-Spray Kitchen Faucet 2.2 gpm/8.3 L/min - AMS-4332350

The Pekoe single-handle semi-pro faucet is rated at 2.2 gpm (8.3 L/min). That is the standard full-flow kitchen rate, so if your jurisdiction or project spec caps kitchen faucets at 1.8 or 1.5 gpm (California and Colorado style limits), this one will not comply and you need a lower-flow model instead.

Yes. The Pekoe semi-pro uses an ADA approved metal lever handle, so it operates without tight grasping, pinching, or wrist twisting. That matters for accessible units in multi-family, healthcare, and institutional kitchens where a knob-style control would fail inspection.

The Pekoe semi-pro is the spring-neck style with a pull-down dual-spray head, so it gives more reach and height over a deep or double-bowl sink and is what most people want above a large basin. In a unit with a low window sill or an upper cabinet close over the sink, the tall spring neck can foul, and a standard pull-out or lower-profile Pekoe kitchen faucet is the better call. American Standard makes coordinating pull-out, kitchen, and bar faucets in the same family if you're matching several fixtures in one job.

The body is brass and the cartridge is a ceramic disc valve, which is the construction you want where the faucet gets cycled dozens of times a day. Ceramic disc resists the seat-and-spring wear that causes drips in older compression-style valves, so it's a reasonable standardization choice across a portfolio of units.

Stainless steel is the finish offered, ordered as MPN 4332350.075. American Standard describes it as a lifetime finish that won't tarnish or scratch, which is the reason it holds up in rental turns and high-traffic kitchens where brushed coatings get scuffed.

Yes. American Standard builds the Pekoe line with coordinating pull-out, semi-professional, kitchen, and bar faucets, so you can run the semi-pro over the main sink and a matching bar faucet at the prep or island sink in the same finish family.