Typical applications where grease traps/ separators may be required:

• Bakeries.
• Canteens/ kitchens.
• Fast food restaurants.
• Food processing factories.
• Hotels.
• Public houses.
• Restaurants.
• Social clubs.

Marsh Industries has reassessed the currently prescribed testing methods for grease traps and devised its own distinctive test rig and analysis at Loughborough University. The rig, put to test for 12 months, addressed calls from the industry for clarity in testing procedures of grease trap technology. After completing trials, the new range of grease traps are the only products of their type that have been successfully tested using materials that match the FOG used in the food industry, as opposed to the traditional test method of using heating oils.

The Marsh GMS grease trap provides sufficient storage in its primary chamber allowing for adequate solidification of FOG molecule structures before passing through an advanced coalescing filtration system. The coalescing filtration system contains three different grades of filter to prevent solids and waste passing into the final settlement chamber. In larger units, an optional Ultra Polylok UV Filter is available which can provide further treatment to residual solids and can also destroy viruses, parasites and other pathogenic bacteria.

Features and benefits:

• Storage capacities ranging from 2800–20 000 litres.
• Advanced coalescent filter system.
• Bespoke design tailored to individual project specifications.
• Adjustable turret and invert height.
• Optional Polylok filter for further wastewater treatment.
• Optional high level alarm.
• No smell and odour.
• Low carbon footprint.
• No dosing required.
• Ensures drains do not block.
• Aids the performance process of sewage plants.
• Low on going maintenance.
• Designed for industrial and commercial premises for external installation only.