Stainless Steel Slop Sinks

A slop sink is designed for heavy-duty cleaning tasks such as filling and emptying mop buckets, washing large items, disposing of waste water, and general janitorial use. They are essential in commercial kitchens, hospitals, schools, industrial facilities, and institutional buildings where frequent, high-volume cleaning and sanitation tasks are performed.

Griffin Products slop sinks are constructed from 16 gauge stainless steel for standard commercial use, while the Jumbo Sink 48 x 30 features a heavier 14 gauge build for extra durability in high-demand environments. Both gauges meet commercial sanitation design standards and include a sanitary rolled rim for hygiene compliance.

Yes, most Griffin Products slop sinks include a faucet. Utility sink models typically include an 8" swing spout faucet or a pull-down sprayer. Service sinks include a wall-mounted service faucet, and the Jumbo Sink includes a 12" swing spout faucet. Some models allow upgrades to a mini pre-rinse unit for heavy-duty rinsing tasks.

Griffin Products offers three mounting configurations: deck-mounted and leg-supported utility sinks for freestanding use, wall-mounted service sinks with stainless wall hangers and brackets included, and floor-mounted mop sinks with full 3-sided skirts for a finished, professional appearance. Each configuration is suited to different facility layouts and workflow requirements.

Yes. Griffin Products slop sinks are NSF-approved and constructed with sanitary rolled rims and stainless steel surfaces that meet commercial hygiene standards. They are used in hospitals, commercial kitchens, restaurants, schools, and institutional facilities. ADA and TAS compliant product options are also available for accessibility requirements.

Griffin Products provides comprehensive technical documentation for all slop sink models, including CAD DWG files, PDF specification sheets, and Revit RFA files. These are available for download directly from the product pages, making it easy for architects, facility managers, and contractors to specify and plan installations accurately.