The GYC-2 is constructed from stainless steel (options: SS 201 or SS 304). SS 304 offers better corrosion resistance and is generally preferred for more demanding or humid/coastal environments; SS 201 is a more economical option.
The unit slows wastewater flow and uses baffles so fats, oils and grease (FOG) float to the surface while heavier solids settle. Cleaner water exits from a lower outlet. The captured grease is retained in the trap for periodic removal.
Sizes are customizable to fit your kitchen needs. Because required capacity depends on kitchen flow rates and fixture counts, contact the supplier with your layout and peak wastewater flow so they can recommend a size.
Installation options depend on the selected model and size. Smaller units can be installed under sinks; larger units are often floor- or in-ground mounted. A licensed plumber should evaluate the site to determine the best placement and plumbing connections.
Cleaning frequency varies by usage. Typical commercial kitchens empty and clean grease traps every 1–3 months; high-volume operations may need weekly or monthly service. A good rule is to clean when the grease layer reaches about 25% of the trap volume or when solids accumulate significantly.
Remove accumulated grease and solids, scrape and wipe internal surfaces, and rinse with hot water and mild detergent. Use non-abrasive cleaners to protect the stainless finish. For safe grease disposal and deep cleaning, many businesses contract a licensed waste-hauler or service provider.
Yes — stainless steel construction is suitable for food-service environments. SS 304 provides superior corrosion resistance; SS 201 is also stainless but less corrosion-resistant in harsh conditions. For long-term exposure to steam, salt air or chemicals, SS 304 is recommended.
Regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction. The product is designed for commercial grease management, but you should confirm local codes and required certifications with the supplier and your local authority. The seller can provide documentation or recommend models that comply with local standards.
Yes. The GYC-2 grease trap is intended for a wide range of commercial applications including restaurants, cafes, hotels, catering services and food processing facilities. Select the appropriate size and configuration for your specific operation.
Common accessories include replacement baffles, lids, inlet/outlet plumbing kits, strainers and mounting frames. Availability depends on the supplier — contact them to discuss compatible accessories for your selected size.
Durability depends on material choice (201 vs 304), usage intensity, maintenance and local conditions. With proper maintenance and regular cleaning, stainless-steel grease traps can provide many years of service. SS 304 typically offers a longer useful life in aggressive environments.
Sizing is based on peak wastewater flow (from sinks, dishwashers, and other fixtures), number of seats/staff and local code requirements. Provide your estimated peak flow and fixture schedule to the supplier or a plumbing professional so they can recommend the correct capacity and dimensions.
Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by seller. The product listing does not specify warranty details, so contact the supplier (Ruitai) or the retailer to obtain warranty information, service plans and spare-parts availability.
In many cases, grease traps can be integrated into existing drainage, but compatibility depends on pipe sizes, flow direction and local regulations. Some jurisdictions prohibit certain connections to septic systems or require additional interceptors. Have a licensed plumber and local authorities confirm the proper installation.
Contact the supplier or retailer with your model preference (GYC-2), required material (201 or 304), desired dimensions or kitchen flow/specification details. Request lead times, pricing, shipping options and any needed documentation (e.g., drawings or certifications).
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