Oil Water Separators

Best oil water separator for a workshop or car wash, ranked: the KCPS-1500 at $6,720 is our top pick, from $5,927 for a small garage. Compared by flow.

The best oil water separator for a truck depot is the KCPS-3000 at $9,699. Our ranked picks for depot wash bays, compared on flow, silt and what is included.

Before you buy an oil water separator in Australia, check flow rate, trade waste consent, bunding, hazardous area rules and what actually ships in the box.

Oil water separator vs grease trap: one handles workshop oil, the other kitchen fat. How to tell which your site needs, and when you genuinely need both.

How to size a truck wash oil water separator for a transport depot: peak flow, silt, multiple bays and real prices for the 2000L and 3000L KCPS units.

A service station oil water separator handles washdown, car wash and workshop water, not rain. Which areas need one, which KCPS size fits, and real prices.

Do you need an oil water separator pump? Almost always. Why it is a diaphragm pump, when you also pump to sewer, and what ships with a Kwikflo KCPS.

The oil water separator hazardous area explained: what Class 1 Zone 2 means, the 500mm rule, oil proof float switches and who has to sign off the wiring.

Every Kwikflo oil separator compared: KCPS-1000 to KCPS-3000 sizing, real prices, what ships in the box, and which one your site actually needs.

Oil water separator maintenance comes down to three jobs: wash the plates, drain the sludge, remove the oil. How often, how to do it, and what gets missed.

Oily wastewater discharge to sewer needs a trade waste consent and pre-treatment. What can go down the drain, what never can, and how sites fail samples.

A coalescing plate oil water separator strips fine oil droplets a plain gravity tank lets straight through. What the plate pack does, and when you need it.