Service Sinks

Service sinks are often called mop sinks, utility sinks, or janitorial sinks. While terminology can vary by region and industry, all these names refer to a deep basin designed for custodial cleaning tasks, filling mop buckets, and general maintenance use in commercial and institutional settings.

16-gauge stainless steel is the industry standard for commercial service sinks, offering excellent durability for everyday janitorial and industrial use. For facilities with heavier use or harsher chemical exposure, 14-gauge stainless steel provides added thickness and long-term resistance to dents and corrosion.

Yes, Griffin Products manufactures service sinks with NSF-approved construction, meeting recognized food service and sanitation standards. This certification is important for facilities such as restaurants, healthcare centers, and institutional kitchens that must comply with strict health and safety regulations.

Yes, Griffin Products offers custom fabrication for service sinks, allowing facilities to specify size, configuration, and hardware to fit unique space or operational requirements. Customers can submit a description or drawing to receive a tailored stainless steel solution built to their exact specifications.

Griffin Products' service sinks typically include specification-grade hardware such as commercial faucets, basket drains, and installation kits. This bundled approach simplifies the purchasing process and ensures all components meet the same quality standards as the sink itself.

Mop sink and service sink are often used interchangeably, though some manufacturers use 'mop sink' specifically for floor-mounted units designed for bucket filling and dumping, while 'service sink' can refer to a broader category including wall-hung and floor-mounted styles used for general maintenance and cleaning tasks.