Mifab FS723-30 Pvc Floor Sink 3 Inch Socket

Product Description

The MIFAB FS723-30 is a PVC floor sink designed for commercial and light industrial drain applications. Floor sinks collect and channel wastewater from equipment, fixtures, and floor wash-down areas into the building drain system. The FS723-30 features a 3-inch socket connection, allowing solvent-welded integration into standard PVC drain piping. Its all-PVC construction resists corrosion and chemical degradation common in food service, kitchen, and utility room environments. Licensed plumbers install floor sinks as part of the indirect waste and floor drainage system, making material compatibility and connection type critical selection factors.

The FS723-30 is suited for interior commercial drain installations where a recessed floor sink is required to receive indirect waste discharge. Typical applications include commercial kitchens, food prep areas, janitorial closets, laundry rooms, and mechanical equipment rooms. The 3-inch socket outlet connects directly to PVC drain piping, making it a straightforward fit in new construction or renovation projects already specifying PVC waste systems.

Key Features

• PVC construction provides corrosion resistance in wet and chemically active environments
• 3-inch socket connection supports solvent-weld installation into standard PVC drain piping
• Recessed floor sink body collects indirect waste and floor drainage
• Single-unit selling configuration for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor sink for PVC drain systems requiring a 3-inch socket outlet connection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with the International Plumbing Code and applicable local amendments. Confirm the drain rough-in depth and sleeve size before setting the floor sink body in the concrete pour or subfloor cutout. Use approved PVC solvent cement on all socket connections and allow adequate cure time before testing the line. Power down or shut off any connected equipment before accessing the drain area during service or replacement work.