JX-1001
Durable Sink Strainer Basket Alternative
3.5″ and 3″ are available
stainless steel 304 and stainless steel 201

3.5″ and 3″ kitchen sink drain strainer fits in all commercial kitchen sinks to filter out food scrap. Fits and straight lever handle Twist / Lever Handle Valve DrainsPrevent drain clogs by keeping flatware, small wares, and other items from going down the drainIdeal and applications for commercial kitchens and restaurants as normal
Introduction: what is a flat drain strainer?
A flat drain strainer is a small disc with a hole in the center placed over a drain to catch food or other debris and keep it from going down the drain. They are often made of stainless steel or plastic and can be found in various sizes.

Compartment sinks are often used in commercial kitchens, and each sink has its drain. A flat drain strainer is placed over each sink drain to catch any food or debris that may fall into it. This helps to keep the drains clear and prevent clogs.

Flat drain filters are inexpensive and easy to use, making them a great way to keep your sink drains clean. Be sure to choose the right size for your sink and check it regularly to ensure it is not blocked.

The benefits of a flat drain strainer
A flat drain strainer is a must-have for anyone with a compartment kitchen sink. Here are some of the benefits:

1) A flat drain strainer helps prevent clogs by catching food and other debris before it can go down the drain.

2) They are also great for preventing big messes; if something does slip past the strainer, it will be caught in the basin of the sink and not go flying all over the place.

3) Flat drain strainers are much easier to clean than traditional round ones; remove and rinse off as needed.

4) They are also less likely to harbor bacteria since there are no nooks and crannies for gunk to get stuck in.

How to install a flat drain strainer
Most compartment sinks come with a flat drain strainer and a flat bottom filter. If your sink didn’t come with one, or you need to replace an old one, they’re easy to install.

1. Start by removing the old drain strainer. Unscrew the bolts that hold it in place and lift it out of the sink.

2. Clean out any debris or buildup from the area where the strainer will sit. This will help ensure a tight seal.

3. Place the new filter in position and screw it in place. Ensure not to overtighten the bolts, as this could damage the sink.

4. Test the strainer by running water into the sink and ensuring it drains properly.

The different types of flat drain strainers
Most compartment sinks come with a flat drain strainer. Some have one large filter for the entire sink, while others have smaller ones for each room. There are also different types of strainers, including those with a basket and those without.

The basket strainer is the most common type of flat drain strainer. It has a wire mesh basket that catches debris and prevents it from going down the drain. The basket can be removed for cleaning, and the filter is easy to clean.

The other type of flat drain strainer is the solid strainer. This type does not have a basket but a solid material covering the drain opening. Debris can still get caught in the solid strainer, but it is more difficult to clean than in the basket strainer.