Cut new coolant purchases up to 75% with the PRAB tramp oil separator system. Extend the life of soluble oils, coolants and washwater.
The PRAB tramp oil separator system removes free-floating and mechanically dispersed tramp oils, bacteria, slime, inverted emulsions, and more from individual machine sumps, central systems, and wash tanks. Systems can be installed machine side, or as a centralized system. Payback in as little as 6-9 months.
PRAB Tramp oil separators are designed as a simple, trouble-free, economic solution for fluid reclamation- removing free-floating and mechanically dispersed tramp oil from individual machine sumps, central systems and wash tanks.
Within the tramp oil separator system, contaminated fluid flows through a series of baffles and a porous media bed where free and mechanically dispersed oils are separated from the fluid. The clarified fluid flows over the effluent discharge weir back to the reservoir for reuse.
The collected oils, bacteria, slime and inverted emulsions are collected at the top of the separator and automatically discharged from the tramp oil separator system by an adjustable weir into a tote or other container.
Various models are available to accommodate different flow rates including:
Flow Capacity (USGPM) |
2 |
3 |
5 |
10 |
15 |
25 |
50 |
75 |
100 |
150 |
A |
24″ |
12″ |
24″ |
48″ |
60″ |
72″ |
96″ |
96″ |
120″ |
144″ |
B |
12″ |
8″ |
16″ |
18″ |
24″ |
30″ |
36″ |
48″ |
60″ |
72″ |
C |
18″ |
36″ |
36″ |
46″ |
46″ |
46″ |
46″ |
48″ |
60″ |
72″ |
Product Brochures
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Wastewater System Example
Application Review
Application Review: Automotive Supplier of Metal Fasteners Achieves Labor Savings with Improved Quench Tank Oil Removal Process
Case Studies
Case Study: Aerospace Components Manufacturer Turns Its Waste Stream into a Revenue Stream
Case Study: Ford Utilizes TW’s To Reduce High Tramp Oil Levels
Case Study: Pratt & Whitney Adds 26 TOS To Middletown Facility
Case Study: Tramp Oil Separator Extends Washwater Life
White Paper
White Paper: Avoiding Accidents, Injuries & Illnesses In Metalworking Operations
White Paper: Green Engineering
White Paper: Making Wastewater Compliance Part of A Profit Strategy
White Paper: Prioritizing Plant Housekeeping In A Metalworking Operation
White Paper: Reallocating Labor in the Metalworking Industry
White Paper: Taking Control of Wastewater Treatment
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PRAB completes comprehensive sample testing to establish an accurate understanding of the unique characteristics of your mixed solution and its industrial applications. This test determines the correct centrifuge system design and capacity to optimizes the filtration process within your facility.
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