Grease and oil traps for restaurants and car washes Fiberglass and Stainless Steel — Quality and Efficiency in Oil and Grease Separation What are Grease Traps? Grease and oil traps are units used in drainage systems to separate oils, greases, fatty substances, and food debris from wastewater before it reaches the sewage network. They help reduce fat accumulation inside pipes and manholes, and limit blockages and odors resulting from waste buildup when used and maintained correctly. First: Function of Grease Traps 1. Separation of Oils and Greases: They help separate floating oils and greases from water before discharge. 2. Retention of Food Debris: Traps equipped with suitable baffles or baskets help capture solid materials and food debris. 3. Reduction of Sewer Blockages: They limit the transfer of large amounts of fat to pipes and manholes. 4. Minimizing Unpleasant Odors: They reduce odors associated with fat and waste accumulation during regular cleaning. 5. Helping to Protect the Environment and Sewer Networks: They contribute to reducing the discharge of oils and greases into the sewage system. 6. Facilitating Maintenance: Suitable covers allow access inside the unit to remove, clean, and dispose of grease and sediment. Second: Uses of Grease Traps For Restaurants and Commercial Kitchens - Fast food restaurants and general restaurants. - Central kitchens and hotels. - Cafes and coffee shops. - Kitchens that use large quantities of oils and fats. - Food preparation areas and commercial dishwashers. For Car Washes - Manual and automatic car washes. - Car care and oil change centers, depending on the nature of the wastewater and waste. - Vehicle and equipment washing sites. Note: Car wash wastewater may contain mineral oils, sand, mud, and detergents; therefore, a dedicated oil separator may be needed, with sedimentation or additional treatment units depending on the wastewater characteristics and approved regulations. Third: Types of Grease Traps 1. Fiberglass Grease Traps - Relatively lightweight compared to many other materials. - Resistant to corrosion and rust under appropriate usage conditions. - Suitable for manufacturing units of various sizes and shapes. - Relatively easy to transport and handle. - Available in circular and rectangular designs according to site requirements. - Requires selection of thickness and design that can withstand operating conditions and surrounding pressure. 2. Stainless Steel Grease Traps - Made from stainless steel of a grade suitable for use. - Feature a smooth surface that is easy to clean with good design. - Suitable for commercial kitchens and some applications requiring durability and ease of cleaning. - Available in different sizes and designs according to water volume and flow rate. - The appropriate type of stainless steel must be selected, considering its resistance to chemicals, salts, and operating conditions. Fourth: Working Mechanism of a Grease Trap 1. Wastewater laden with fats, oils, and food debris enters the trap. 2. The flow speed of the water inside the unit decreases, helping to settle some solid materials at the bottom. 3. Lighter oils and greases rise to the surface. 4. Internal baffles help limit the transfer of floating grease to the outlet. 5. The separated water exits to the next stage of the drainage system. The separation efficiency depends on the trap's design, size, water flow rate, temperature, and waste characteristics. The separation process does not mean the removal of all pollutants. Fifth: Features of Our Products - Manufactured from fiberglass and stainless steel. - Available in multiple sizes according to project needs. - Circular and rectangular designs. - Covers