Style C offers additional clearance under the sink.

Style D opens and closes with the included rod, strap, and lever.

Avoid reaching into your sink—plug and drain your sink by moving a lever beneath the bowl. These drains are often used in food service applications.

Avoid reaching into your sink—plug and drain your sink by moving a lever beneath the bowl. These drains are often used in food service applications. Use a hacksaw to trim the overflow outlet pipe to size.

Prevent sewer gas from entering your building. Traps swivel and adjust vertically for convenient installation.

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Connect sink drains that are offset from wall drain outlets with this drain trap.

Connect two drains to a single outlet.

Use these extensions to help connect drain tailpieces to drain traps.

This drain is chemical resistant and often used in lab sinks. The P-trap prevents vapors from returning up through the drain.

Often used in laboratory applications, these drains have a removable collection trap that catches sediment and objects. Traps also block vapors from returning up through the drain.

Drains with slip-joint connection include an adapter tube with an unthreaded male outlet for use as an extension to another slip-joint connection. Trap withstands frost, boiling water, and detergents.

Drain with pipe connection has a semi-clear trap so you can see when it needs to be emptied. Trap withstands harsh chemicals.