Grease handling equipment for the septic services industry streamlines the collection, dewatering and transportation of grease-laden waste. These systems include compact belt filter presses, durable grease units, efficient horizontal drum dewatering systems and portable grease collection tanks, all designed to improve efficiency, reduce manual labor and handle diverse operational demands.

Bright Technologies, Division of Sebright Products, 0.6-meter skid-mounted belt filter press
The compact 0.6-meter skid-mounted belt filter press from Bright Technologies, Division of Sebright Products, has stainless steel frame and roller construction as well as radius wedge zone and wing roller for sludge dewatering. Components include a sludge pump, polymer system and washwater booster pump. Options include a sludge flowmeter, air compressor and discharge conveyors. With a compact, walk-around skid design, it can be utilized in as little as a 10-by-20-foot floor area. The Boerger rotary lobe sludge pump has a maintain-in-place design. Cake solids of up to 35% can be achieved. Rates of 25 to 50 gpm make it ideal for small applications or when a processor has outgrown dewatering containers. 800-253-0532; www.sebrightproducts.com


Imperial industries grease units

Imperial Industries grease units
Aluminum and steel grease units from Imperial Industries are built to complement a wide selection of the latest truck chassis. The standard 700-gallon tank allows for low clearance near the common access points for parking ramp and shopping mall interceptors, often requiring only 50 feet of hose. Operator convenience extends to the choice of blower, where a positive displacement model replaces the more common vane pump, helping prevent triggering smoke alarms. 800-558-2945; www.imperialind.com


In the round dewatering horizontal drum

In the Round Dewatering horizontal drum
The horizontal biosolids dewatering system from In the Round Dewatering features a stainless steel drum with perforated plastic tile lining. The drum is mounted on a roll-off frame for easy transport and unloading. Trays contain discharge water. An 18,000- to 25,000-gallon batch is mixed with polymer before being filtered in the rotating drum, which is driven by a 1/2 hp variable-speed electric motor with a heavy-duty chain and sprocket. Turning eliminates crusting and wet pockets to produce uniform, consistent results. The dewatered material dumps easily, and the drum is self-cleaning. 317-563-2072; www.itrdewatering.com


Slide in queen fd 995 1c re

Slide In Queen FD-995-1C-RE
The FD-995-1C-RE from Slide In Queen offers customers the versatility and dependability of larger grease collection systems without the price tag or the need for a tanker endorsement. This flanged and dished tank is built for both on- and off-road service. Customers looking to add to their fleet can add this work-ready unit with a powerful pumping system and optional washdown pump. It has a larger 265 cfm vacuum pump designed to make grease collection quick and easy. This larger pump, and other available options allow customers to easily overcome the air gap issue when collecting grease. A water compartment can be added for even better usability. Each unit is made from all aluminum, carbon steel or stainless-steel materials. Inits come fully equipped and ready to work directly from the crate, complete with pump, motor, Tigertail suction hose and an optional washdown hose with spray nozzle. 833-475-4334; www.slideinqueen.com


Westmoor conde provac

Westmoor Conde ProVac
The Conde ProVac preassembled industrial liquid waste pumping system from Westmoor is designed to promote efficient grease trap service. The unit is quiet and lightweight and pumps at 120 gpm. Flip a switch to start the unit in vacuum mode for pumping. A built-in exhaust deodorizer is designed to keep odor at a minimum. Flip the switch to pressure mode for off-loading. It can be used to service locations not suited for large vacuum truck hoses, including indoor or remote difficult-to-access jobs. 800-367-0972; www.westmoorltd.com

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