American Standard Vandal-Resistant Stainless Steel Strainer - AMS-7381755-200

It is a vandal-resistant stainless steel strainer for a urinal drain. It sits at the drain opening to catch debris and keep objects out of the trap, and the vandal-resistant construction is aimed at openings where fixtures get abused, like schools, stadiums, transit stations and other public restrooms.

No. American Standard lists this one specifically as a urinal strainer, so it is sized and shaped for the urinal drain opening on their fixtures. For a lavatory or floor drain, use a strainer made for that fixture rather than forcing this one to fit.

Both, in effect. The strainer body is stainless steel, and it is sold in a chrome finish so it matches the exposed chrome flush valves, spuds and supply trim typically found on a commercial urinal.

The order is the strainer itself, part 7381755-200.0020A. If the existing spud, gasket or drain connection is corroded or was damaged when the old strainer was pried out, source those separately as part of the same repair.

A standard strainer is meant to catch debris and nothing more, and it can be lifted out by hand, which is how urinals in public buildings end up blocked with trash. The vandal-resistant version resists being removed or pried, so it keeps doing its job in high-abuse openings. For a private or low-traffic restroom, a standard strainer is usually enough.

It will cover every American Standard urinal that takes this strainer, and since it ships in a single chrome finish with one part number, 7381755-200.0020A, there is nothing to vary from restroom to restroom. Where the building has urinals from other makers mixed in, confirm the drain opening matches before you buy in quantity for those.