Floor Sink Basket Strainer
JX-1002
- 8.5″ x 8.5″ x 3″ tall – Stainless Steel 304
- Large capacity, stainless steel, floor sink basket drain strainer.
- Size: 8-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ x 3″
- This Floor Strainer fits a standard-size square floor drain and is made of durable stainless steel.
- It helps prevent drain clogs and plumbing repairs from solids being washed down the drain.
- Easily removable for the restaurant employee to dump solids in the trash
- Ideal for restaurants, commercial kitchens, bars, cafeterias, and other food service establishments
- We recommend you install a drain lock underneath every floor sink basket for maximum drain protection
- 5mm of the drain hole
- Easily removable for the restaurant employee to dump solids in the trash
- Ideal for restaurants, commercial kitchens, bars, cafeterias, and other food service establishments
Introduction: What is a floor sink basket strainer?
A floor sink basket strainer is a type of plumbing fixture that is installed on the floor of a building. It catches debris and other foreign objects that may clog the drainage system. The basket strainer is typically made of stainless steel and has a mesh screen that allows water to pass while trapping more oversized items.
Function: What does a basket strainer do?
Most sinks have what is called a basket strainer. This device catches debris and keeps it from going down the drain. The basket strainer is usually made of metal and has a mesh screen that allows water to pass through while catching any food or other particles that might clog the sink.
Basket strainers are vital to any sink because they help keep the drain clear and prevent clogs. If your sink does not have a basket strainer, you should consider installing one.
Materials: What is a basket strainer made of?
A basket strainer is usually made of durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel. The filter can also be made of other materials like bronze or plastic. The basket strainer has a perforated bottom that allows water to flow through while catching any debris in the basket. The basket can be removed for cleaning, and the filter is easy to install.
Installation: How do you install a basket strainer?
Installing a basket filter is a relatively simple process that can be completed in a few minutes with just a few tools. The first step is to remove the old strainer from the sink. This is usually done by unscrewing it from the bottom of the sink. Next, clean out any debris or grime accumulated in the sink. Once the sink is clean, you can place the new basket strainer and screw it into place. Be sure to use caution when tightening the screws so as not to strip them.
Maintenance: How do you clean a basket strainer?
Most people don’t think about their floor sink basket strainer until it becomes clogged and starts causing problems. But regular maintenance can go a long way in keeping your basket strainer clean and functional. Here are some tips on how to clean a basket strainer:
Start by removing any debris or waste accumulated in the basket. This can be done with a plunger or a plumber’s snake.
Once the waste has been removed, flush the basket strainer with hot water to remove any remaining dirt or grime.
To disinfect the basket strainer, mix a solution of 1 part bleach with 10 parts water. Pour this mixture into the basket and let it sit for several minutes before flushing it with hot water.
Conclusion: Why use a basket strainer?
A floor sink basket strainer is a device that is placed over a floor drain to catch debris and prevent it from clogging the drain. Floor sink basket strainers are typically made of stainless steel, durable, and easy to clean.
There are several reasons why you would want to use a basket strainer. First, they can help keep your drains clear by catching debris before it can clog the drain. Second, they can help to protect your gutters from damage by preventing objects from being flushed down the drain. And third, they can help keep your floors clean by catching debris before it can be tracked onto the floor. A basket strainer may be the perfect solution to keep your drains clear and your floors clean.
FAQs
1. What is the difference between a floor sink basket strainer and a regular floor drain strainer?
Floor sink basket strainers and normal floor drain filters catch waste in different ways, the basket‑style strainer has a deep bowl space that can hold lots of solid trash and food bits, most people use these inside commercial kitchen back rooms and laundry areas, regular floor drain filters are flat and thin, they only catch small bits of hair and tiny dirt, you will find them in home bathroom floor drains, and they cannot hold very much waste at all.
You can lift the whole floor sink basket strainer up. Empty out all collected waste in one go. Big solid pieces never wash straight down into sewer lines. Flat regular floor drain filters only stop waste from sitting on their surface. Large heavy waste can slide right past them. That waste falls inside pipes and creates clogs. The basket‑style unit has a wider opening. It handles fast, high‑volume water flow from floor troughs. Standard floor drain filters move much less water. They only work for low‑flow household use cases.
2. Can you customize the floor sink basket strainer size for non-standard usage?
Plumberstar Floor sink basket strainer has a standard size of 8.5″x8.5″x3″. It fits most common floor trough openings you can find on the market. We can make custom sizes for oddly shaped mounting holes or special burial depth needs. We are able to adjust the basket’s width, total height, and handle style to fit your job site. For every custom order, we test how well the basket sits inside the drain opening. This stops the basket from wiggling, getting stuck, or letting trash slip through tiny gaps. We also make sure any new size will not slow down the water draining too much. We build pre‑production samples from your drawings for you to sign off on, and we send dimension check papers with all large bulk orders. Just send us important details like your site’s cut‑out size and how much depth you have for installation. This helps us confirm the part will work well for your project.
3. Is it possible to add a cross-bar or T-handle to the floor sink basket strainer for easier lifting?
Our floor sink basket strainer comes with simple small lifting lugs as standard parts, you can get cross bars or T‑handles if you want to lift the basket more easily, the cross‑bar frame works great for baskets with wide openings because it spreads weight evenly so the basket will not bend, the T‑handle gives you a solid grip and you can grab it easily even in tight spaces, we make this handle in two types, it can come off the basket or stay firmly welded to the basket top, choose the welded one‑piece version for places with lots of grease that stay wet non‑stop, go for the detachable handle if you need to remove it to fully clean inside the basket.
4. Can we establish a long-term supply agreement for the floor sink basket strainer?
We welcome customers to sign long‑term supply agreements. You can get one‑year or longer supply contracts for our Plumberstar floor sink basket strainer. Our factory has six automatic production lines, and we keep making products steadily all year long, so we can accept yearly framework orders for this part. Distributors and project buyers can use these orders to refill their stock on a regular basis. A long‑term supply agreement lists out your expected order volumes, and specifies the smallest total quantity you need to buy every year. The paper also covers quality rules, random product check standards, and after‑sales conditions. We can give you our standard framework agreement template, and we can also change terms based on the customer’s own contract draft. Every shipment leaves our factory with its own quality inspection records.
5. What is your current production capacity per month for the floor sink basket strainer?
Plumberstar has 6 automatic production lines and 120 CNC work stations; we can make as many as 45000 sets every month. This output can handle big restock orders from dealers and supply needs for small and medium‑sized project jobs, orders with custom sizes, extra crossbars, or T‑handles, which need more production steps, so our real monthly output drops to 22000‑28000 sets for these custom orders. Our real production numbers change based on raw material stock and existing order schedules, if you place mixed full‑container orders, please send us your demand forecast four to six weeks ahead of time, we will reserve production line time for your goods, non‑standard parts that need brand‑new molds need extra work for early samples and tests, these jobs do not use our normal mass‑production capacity, we will work out a reasonable lead time based on how many pieces you order, sometimes your monthly buying amount can go past our regular production limit, we can add extra work shifts to make more products, but you have to discuss this and get our confirmation early, this helps us avoid late deliveries.
