Unpowered Gravity Oil Separation
The oil separation process primarily uses the natural density difference between oil and water, reducing the need for powered separation components.
ENGINEERED KITCHEN SYSTEMSThe Unpowered Automatic Oil Separation & Wastewater Lifting Integrated Machine is designed for commercial kitchens and foodservice facilities where greasy wastewater must be separated, collected and discharged efficiently. The oil-water separation section operates primarily through gravity separation, helping separate floating fats, oils and grease from wastewater without requiring powered separation components. The integrated wastewater lifting section then collects and transfers treated wastewater when gravity drainage alone is insufficient. With its enclosed stainless steel structure, integrated pipework, drainage connections and service-friendly design, the system is suitable for restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, central kitchens, canteens, food processing facilities and basement kitchen drainage projects. The final configuration can be selected according to wastewater flow, grease concentration, lifting height, discharge distance, installation space and site drainage conditions.





To recommend the correct system, please provide the kitchen type, estimated or peak wastewater flow, number of drainage points, grease load, inlet pipe size, outlet pipe size, required lifting height, horizontal discharge distance, available installation space and local power supply. For basement kitchens or renovation projects, drainage drawings, equipment-room layouts and installation-site photos are especially helpful.
The oil separation process primarily uses the natural density difference between oil and water, reducing the need for powered separation components.
Combines grease separation, wastewater collection and wastewater lifting in one integrated system to simplify kitchen drainage design.
The integrated lifting section can automatically discharge collected wastewater according to the selected control and pump configuration.
Stainless steel cabinet construction provides good corrosion resistance, durability and easier cleaning in demanding commercial environments.
Multiple treatment functions are combined within one enclosure, helping reduce equipment footprint and simplify installation.
Ideal for locations where the kitchen drainage point is below the municipal sewer or gravity drainage level and wastewater must be lifted.
Accessible compartments, drainage outlets, valves and service connections simplify routine inspection, grease removal and tank cleaning.
Separating fats, oils and grease before discharge helps reduce grease accumulation and the risk of downstream pipe blockage.
Capacity, tank arrangement, lifting system, piping interfaces and control configuration can be matched to different project requirements.
Wastewater Inlet: Greasy kitchen wastewater enters the integrated treatment tank through the inlet pipe.
Solid Settling: Heavier food residues and suspended solids are allowed to settle or be retained in the pretreatment section.
Gravity Oil Separation: Fats, oils and grease rise naturally to the surface due to the density difference between oil and water.
Oil Collection: Separated grease is retained in the oil collection area for subsequent removal and maintenance.
Wastewater Collection: The separated wastewater flows into the integrated wastewater lifting chamber.
Automatic Lifting: When the preset liquid level is reached, the lifting system transfers wastewater to the designated drainage pipe.
System Reset: After discharge, the system returns to standby and automatically repeats the treatment cycle.
It is a commercial wastewater treatment system that combines gravity-based grease separation with wastewater collection and lifting in one integrated unit.
Not necessarily. The oil-water separation section can work mainly through gravity without powered separation components. The wastewater lifting section normally requires a pump and electrical control system depending on the selected configuration.
It uses the density difference between oil and water. Fats, oils and grease naturally rise to the surface while the separated wastewater continues to the collection or lifting section.
A lifting system is required when wastewater cannot flow to the sewer naturally, especially in basement kitchens or locations where the drainage outlet is higher than the wastewater source.
Yes. It is designed for commercial restaurants, hotels, canteens, food courts, central kitchens and similar foodservice facilities.
By separating a significant portion of fats, oils and grease before wastewater enters downstream drainage pipes, the system can help reduce grease accumulation and blockage risk.
Yes. Collected grease, sediment and food residues should be removed periodically, and the tank, valves, piping, pumps and control components should be inspected according to operating conditions.
Yes. Basement commercial kitchens are one of the common applications because the integrated lifting function can transfer wastewater to a higher drainage point.
Selection should be based on peak wastewater flow, number of sinks, kitchen capacity, grease load, lifting height, discharge distance and available installation space.
Different connection arrangements may be available depending on the project. Provide your drainage drawings, pipe sizes and installation dimensions for confirmation.
The product shown features a stainless steel exterior structure. The exact stainless steel grade and internal material specifications should be confirmed for the selected model.
Please provide wastewater flow, kitchen type, lifting height, discharge distance, inlet/outlet dimensions, installation space, voltage and destination. Site drawings or photos are also recommended.
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Send us your kitchen wastewater flow, drainage layout, lifting height and installation dimensions. We will help you select the appropriate oil separation and wastewater lifting system for your project.