Midmark CSK-D1416113 - Sink 33x21 (2)14x16x10.5 3 Holes Ea
The Midmark CSK-D1416113 medical sink is designed for clinical environments that require reliable hygiene control and efficient workflow. Built with a spacious 33 x 21 inch footprint, the unit features two deep basins measuring 14 x 16 x 10.5 inches each, allowing simultaneous washing, rinsing, and instrument preparation tasks. The integrated three hole faucet configuration supports standard medical grade faucets and mixing valves commonly used in healthcare facilities.
Constructed for durability and sanitation, the sink supports daily use in demanding clinical conditions. The deep bowl design minimizes splashback while accommodating large instruments, basins, and procedural accessories. This model is suitable for exam rooms, treatment areas, minor procedure rooms, laboratories, and surgical prep areas where dependable water access and infection control practices are essential.
Key Benefits
The dual basin layout improves workflow efficiency by separating contaminated and clean processes. Staff can rinse instruments in one bowl while preparing clean supplies in the other without interruption.
The deep basin depth reduces water splash and helps maintain a cleaner surrounding workspace, lowering contamination risk during handwashing and instrument cleaning.
The standard three hole faucet mounting allows compatibility with hands free, wrist blade, or sensor operated medical faucets to support infection prevention protocols.
The large working surface accommodates trays, containers, and procedural kits, improving ergonomic access for clinicians and technicians.
The heavy duty construction supports long term performance in high traffic healthcare environments.
Compatibility and Applications
This sink integrates with common clinical plumbing systems and supports installation with standard medical faucets, mixing valves, and backflow prevention devices. It is appropriate for outpatient clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, urgent care facilities, specialty practices, dental suites, and veterinary treatment rooms.
The design accommodates instrument washing, pre sterilization rinsing, hand hygiene, specimen container cleaning, and general clinical sanitation tasks. It works well in spaces requiring frequent washing cycles throughout the day and where staff efficiency is critical.
Usage Guidelines
Install the sink using approved plumbing connections and medical grade sealants to maintain watertight integrity. After installation, test water flow and drainage to confirm proper function.
Use separate workflow procedures for contaminated and clean items when using the dual basin configuration. One basin should be designated for initial rinse and the other for final rinse or clean handling to support infection control standards.
Always use appropriate cleaning agents compatible with stainless clinical surfaces. Avoid abrasive pads that could damage the finish.
After each procedure cycle, rinse the basin thoroughly and wipe dry to reduce mineral buildup.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The sink is manufactured for medical environments and supports compliance with healthcare sanitation and plumbing standards. When paired with approved faucets and backflow prevention devices, the installation contributes to infection control protocols required in patient care areas.
Facilities should verify local plumbing codes and clinical sanitation requirements during installation to ensure regulatory compliance.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared to single basin clinical sinks, this dual basin configuration improves workflow by allowing simultaneous tasks without cross contamination delays. Many general utility sinks lack sufficient depth for medical instrument washing, whereas the 10.5 inch basin depth supports larger instruments and containers.
Unlike shallow commercial sinks, the medical focused design reduces splashback and supports hygienic practices in treatment settings. The three hole configuration also offers more flexibility for healthcare faucet selection than fixed commercial alternatives.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The sink is commonly used by nurses, medical assistants, surgical technicians, dental staff, and laboratory personnel. In exam rooms it supports routine hand hygiene and specimen handling. In procedure rooms it allows safe rinsing of reusable instruments before sterilization. In specialty clinics it supports preparation of treatment trays and cleaning of reusable accessories.
Facilities handling frequent patient turnover benefit from the dual basin design because it reduces waiting time between sanitation steps.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Clean the sink daily with non corrosive medical grade disinfectant. Weekly inspection of drain connections and faucet seals is recommended to prevent leaks.
Descale periodically in hard water regions to maintain proper drainage performance. Avoid harsh chlorine concentrations that may degrade metal components over time.
Ensure staff follow designated contaminated and clean basin protocols to preserve infection control practices and extend product life.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The sink should be installed by qualified personnel according to facility plumbing regulations. Pairing with hands free or sensor operated faucets is recommended in clinical areas to minimize contact transmission risks.
Facilities should incorporate the sink into their infection prevention policies including hand hygiene procedures and instrument handling guidelines.
How to Order
To place an order or request compatibility assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850. Representatives can help confirm fitment, installation requirements, and shipping details for your facility.
