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Drain Trough
HM COMPANY
33 44 16 Utility Trench Drains
H-M Company has manufactured drain troughs and lint interceptors for the laundry industry since 1992. These products are made in the United States from the high quality, industrial grade plastic.
These items are beneficial in all industries where laundry equipment is used. They are designed to be installed in the slab or on-grade. All troughs include a lint filter and a solid lid, which reduces odors and excess moisture.
H-M can design and build to meet any size requirement.
This flexibility allows the architect to specify a product without being
limited to certain pre-manufactured sizes.
When compared to other trough systems using stainless steel or concrete, H-M troughs are more chemical resistant, have better lint filtration, less expensive, easier to modify, and longer lasting.
H-M products have the most widely used and accepted plumbing approval listing: Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC). The company also holds the highly regarded State of Massachusetts plumbing code approval.
Orders are normally shipped
within 1-2 weeks.
Please contact H-M Company 1-800-365-1900 or visit www.draintroughs.com for further information.
Additional Information
Product Cut SheetInstallation Detail
Contact Information
Phone: 5132813832
Email:
sales@draintroughs.com
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