The GreaseShield

The GreaseShield is the UK's first automatic grease removal system to remove both grease and food from commercial kitchen effluent.

The dual-removal system provides exceptionally high drainage protection by extracting and discharging the food-solids and then the fat, oil and grease reducing the oil content in the discharge effluent significantly.

In addition to its high removal rate the unit is also the UK's first self-maintaining automatic separator which means the unit stays clean and odour free with no staff involvement or interaction required.

Principal Benefits

• Assured removal of fat, oil and grease (down to 100ppm)
• Automatic removal food waste
• Prevents drain blockages
• No maintenance costs - just empty the removed food and grease
• No staff involvement - its self cleaning cycle does it for you

Main Features

• Significantly reduces BOD, COD and SS loadingsAutomatic Grease Removal
• Automatic Food Removal
• Automatic self cleaning cycle
• Multiple inlets
• Stainless steel construction
• Low power usage
• Optional sample point
• Extended effluent residence time

Why the GreaseShield?

It’s a unique system that:

• Protects drains and public hygiene by efficiently removing Fats, Oil and Grease s (FOGs). Whilst removing, dewatering and transferring solid contaminants for recycling.
• Incorporates internal cleaning – the only self-cleaning grease trap in the world.
• User friendly! No need for staff to access the inside of the unit.
• Significantly reduces BOD, COD and SS loadings.
• The only grease trap in the world that magnetically treats the effluent to soften hard water and assist bio-remediation, using nature's own solutions.
• Reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 5.5 tonnes per year.
   

The GreaseShield?

Most cost effective grease trap in the world.

The GreaseShield is a very cost effective grease trap combining Best Available Technology (BAT) with value for money. It offers massive savings because there is no need for periodic pumping, enzymes, chemicals or any heating elements.

The GreaseShield protects drains and public hygiene by efficiently removing Fats, Oil and Greases (FOG) whilst removing, dewatering and transferring solid contaminants for recycling.

It incorporates internal cleaning (the only self cleaning grease trap in the world). It’s the only grease trap that magnetically treats the effluent to soften hard water and assist bio-remediation, using nature’s own solutions. It significantly reduces BOD, COD and SS loadings.

There are five available GreaseShield unit options available from KEE

• GreaseShield ETU 32 40-50
• GreaseShield Combi 32-50
• GreaseShield Ultimate
• GreaseShield Defender
• GreaseShield Zenith
   

The GreaseShield
The most cost effective grease trap in the world.

KEE Process Ltd and KEE Services Ltd specialise in technologies and processes within the wastewater industry that deal with: Process Engineering, Project Management, Packaged RBC Systems, Total Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal, Packaged Aerated Filters, Pumping Equipment, Packaged Pumping Stations, Nutrient Removal, Wastewater Plant Operation, Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBR), Wastewater Turnkey Projects, Water Re-use, Wastewater Equipment Refurbishment, Sewage Treatment Plants, Sewage and Sludge, Activated Sludge, Activated Sludge Systems, Activated Sludge Treatments, Nitrification, Oxidation Ditch, Continuous Flow Biological Reactor, Denitrification, Biological Nutrient Removal, Biological Phosphorus Removal, Effluent, Packaged Sewage Treatment Plants, Wastewater Packaged Treatment Plants, Anaerobic Treatment, Anaerobic Reactors, Fine Bubble Aeration, Aerator/Mixer Units, Submerged Aerated Filters, Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC), Extended Aeration (EA), Industrial and Domestic Wastewater Treatments, Settlement Tanks, Sewage Service and Maintenance, Sewage Plant Service and Maintenance, Grease Digester, NuDisc, EnviroSAF, Bio-guard, EBNR, SAF. AIRE-O2, Triton, Surface Aspirating Systems, Microfloat Air Flotation Systems, 

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Updated 20 April 2010