Sink strainer ATL DA293, 7.5 cm diameter, set of 2

ATL DA293 sink strainers, set of 2, each with a 7.5 cm diameter, are designed to fit standard kitchen sinks and capture food particles to reduce the risk of drain blockages. The set includes two strainers suitable for everyday kitchen use, offering a simple solution to keep drains clear and protect plumbing from debris. The product construction combines metal and plastic components to balance durability and ease of cleaning.

Advantages

These sink strainers provide a practical method for preventing clogs by trapping solid waste before it enters the drain. Their 7.5 cm diameter fits most common kitchen sink openings, enabling straightforward installation and replacement. The combination of metal and plastic parts ensures corrosion resistance where needed and lightweight handling for routine maintenance. Supplied as a set of two, they allow for multiple sinks or a spare replacement without additional purchases.

Suitable for

• Home kitchen sinks with standard drain openings
• Small commercial kitchens and food preparation areas
• Temporary replacements during plumbing maintenance
• Households aiming to reduce sink blockages and simplify cleaning

Key specifications

• Set contents: 2 sink strainers
• Diameter: 7.5 cm per strainer (designed for standard sink openings)
• Materials: metal and plastic components for durability and easy handling
• Function: captures food debris and solid waste to prevent drain clogs
• Mounting: drop-in installation into sink drain opening

How to use

Place a strainer into the sink drain opening so that it sits evenly within the rim. During dishwashing and food preparation, the strainer catches food particles and prevents them from entering the plumbing. Periodically lift the strainer out, empty collected debris into waste, and rinse the strainer under running water. For more thorough cleaning, wipe with a soft brush or cloth and mild detergent, then replace in the drain.

Usage recommendations

Empty debris regularly to avoid odors and reduced water flow. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage plastic parts; inspect strainers during routine cleaning and replace if any deformation or damage is observed.