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Franke Atlas Neo Filtration (Little Butler)

Franke Atlas Neo Filtration (Little Butler)

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A dedicated filtered-water companion faucet Franke states is built from 100% lead-free stainless steel inside and out - the cleanest verified stainless drinking-water path in this category. Still water only, no sparkling.

The verdict: No-contact plastic

The purest stainless answer in the category. Franke states its Universal / Atlas Neo filtration faucets are "constructed with 100% lead-free stainless" so the filtered water contacts only stainless steel on its way out - no brass, no plastic tubing in the faucet. The only plastic is the separate under-sink filter cartridge housing, the same unavoidable concession every filter shares. Because the drinking-water waterway itself is stainless (not the PEX plastic that Delta/Brizo use, or the brass most beverage faucets use), this is the faucet to beat if you want a stainless filtered path and don't need sparkling.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed

What it's made of

PartMaterialWater contact
faucet body / filtered waterway
Franke states 100% lead-free stainless, inside and out - the filtered water contacts only steel
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary
filter cartridge (medium)
under-sink replaceable cartridge (carbon + membrane)
Activated Carbon / Ceramic Filter Media Yes primary
filter cartridge housing
under-sink cartridge housing - the universal filter concession, outside the stainless faucet
Plastic
other / unspecified
Yes primary
seals / O-rings
not individually documented; present in every faucet
Silicone Yes seal

A dedicated companion tap (marketed as the Little Butler / Atlas Neo / Universal line) that you install alongside your normal kitchen mixer, giving filtered water its own spout. It comes as cold-filtered, hot-filtered, or hot+cold filtered, fed by an NSF-certified under-sink cartridge. Requires a second faucet hole. It's a still-water tap only - no chilled or sparkling.

Pros

  • Filtered water contacts only stainless steel inside the faucet (manufacturer-stated, lead-free)
  • Available hot+cold filtered, not just cold
  • Dedicated spout keeps filtered water separate from the main mixer

Cons

  • No sparkling or chilled - filtered still water only
  • Requires a second faucet hole and an under-sink filter (plastic cartridge, sold separately)
  • Premium price for a filtered-water tap

Notes

Categories: Faucets

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