how to adapter over-sized drain and adapter for commercial pre-rinse sprayer?

[amirek]

I have a mop sink that I had installed in my laundry room. I had it installed at waist level because I wanted to use it for bathing my dogs and cats at home. It's great, but I can't stand that there is no way to plug the drain, as it has the standard mop sink/shower-type drain. The outer dimension of the drain plate is 5.25" with a 1/2" depth/width where the black rubber gasket sits, then a 2.25" PVC pipe in the middle (see photos). Is there some way that I can obtain an adapter so that I can use a standard kitchen sink drain after I cut the PVC pipe to the correct length? ALSO: I had a commercial faucet with pre-rinse sprayer installed, but the head only sprays a narrow stream. Do you know if they make exchangeable heads with a different spray pattern for these things? I hate to have to replace the entire unit, as I actually like the amount of water pressure it has. (Please see photos in order to understand what I'm trying to convey.)

 

[James Henry]

Google, "krowne 21-130" for the sprayer head and try laying a rubber mat over the drain.

 

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[amirek]

Google, "krowne 21-130" for the sprayer head and try laying a rubber mat over the drain.

Thanks. I found the sprayer head replacement on Amazon! I still have to find a solution for the sink, because a rubber mat doesn't work.

 

[Breplum]

Likely you may need to diminish the sprayer volume, and, you will want to use a different Krowne pre-rinse nozzle like MODEL 21-189L:

 

[amirek]

Likely you may need to diminish the sprayer volume, and, you will want to use a different Krowne pre-rinse nozzle like MODEL 21-189L:

The one I found on Amazon just happens to be the right size, so I won't need an adapter, but thank you!