Jay R. Smith Mfg. Co
Jay R. Smith Mfg. Co 3581 Sanitary Drain Cast Iron
Cast iron sanitary drain meeting ASME A112 7-2010 (R2015) with Duco-coated finish and replacement funnel included
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- Cast-iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- ASME A112 standard ensures code-compliant sanitary drainage
- Duco-coated finish protects against rust in wet environments
- Round 6 in diameter fits standard floor-drain openings
- Includes replacement funnel for easy maintenance and cleaning
Jay R. Smith Mfg. Co 3581 Sanitary Drain
The Jay R. Smith Mfg. Co 3581 is a cast iron sanitary drain built for floor-drain applications. Its Duco-coated body meets the ASME A112 standard and includes a replacement funnel for serviceability. The round shape and screw connection suit commercial and institutional plumbing installations.
Ideal for contractors specifying code-compliant
This drain suits projects that require a ligature-resistant fixture is not needed and where a screw-type connection fits the existing piping plan. Buyers who need a different pipe-size fit, a threaded connection other than screw, or a non-cast-iron material should look at other options.
6-inch overall diameter with 4-1/4-inch height
The 6-inch round body provides a wide inlet for floor-level drainage in high-traffic areas. The 2-1/2-inch overall length and fixed 4-1/4-inch height limit vertical adjustment, so installations requiring deeper rough-in or flexible height settings will need an alternative assembly.
Highlights
- Cast-iron construction resists corrosion for long service life
- ASME A112 standard ensures code-compliant sanitary drainage
- Duco-coated finish protects against rust in wet environments
- Round 6 in diameter fits standard floor-drain openings
- Includes replacement funnel for easy maintenance and cleaning
Specifications
| Brand | JAY R. SMITH MFG. CO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What floor-drain fitting does the 3581 sanitary drain connect to?
The unit uses a screw-type connection designed for standard floor-drain installations.
Will the Duco-coated cast iron hold up next to older brass or plastic drain bodies?
The cast-iron construction and Duco coating resist corrosion when joined to dissimilar metals in existing plumbing.
How can I confirm the replacement funnel is seated correctly after installation?
The funnel should sit flush in the 6-inch round opening with no visible gaps around the perimeter.
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