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FILTERPAK
The EKO FILTERPAK densification system meets the changing needs
of the marketplace. Over the last 10 years, oil filter recycling
has evolved into a profitable business for many companies. Increased
competition has led to the disappearance of smaller entrepreneurs
and the creation of high volume filter recyclers. The EKO FILTERPAK
provides a fully automated process that separates the oil from
the filter efficiently and economically. Our units are built
to suit the needs of the large capacity recycler with capacities
between 10 and 25 drums** of filters per hour. Operators need
only keep filters in the hopper and ensure that the oil and
filter brick containers do not overflow. FILTERPAK will do the
rest.
Superior Oil Transfer System
The EKO oil collection system is designed with the operator
in mind. Recovered oil is pumped directly from the high pressure
densification chamber through a debris screen and into the oil
transfer sump. This reduces machine clean up and overall mess.
From Waste to Commodity
The crushing force exerted by an EKO FILTERPAK is second to
none in the industry. The hundreds of thousands of pounds of
crushing force creates a uniformly dense cylindrical brick with
maximum oil removed. The bricks can be sold as scrap metal to
steel mills throughout the world.
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Weight |
| Filterpak 1500 |
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10-13 |
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3 phase,
240/460, 575 V |
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124"x74"x66" |
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12 000 lbs. |
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| Filterpak 4000 |
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20-25 |
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3 phase,
240/460, 575 V |
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168"x104"x90" |
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20 000 lbs. |
| **55 gallon drums of
uncrushed filters as tested under factory conditions.
Field capacities may vary. |
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