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Waste/Used Cooking Oil.
I have surplus oil to my requirements, and am wanting to pass on the surplus.
my source produces approximately 100litres/week and I only use ~20litres at the moment, so the excess is available.
oil is very clean, and can be filtered down to 5micron for immediate use in vehicle or bio diesel production.
I also have available for sale a 30plate Heat exchanger (FPHE) if conversion is required
any questions, feel free to ask.
David
Oil is "Formula 40" Cotton seed oil.
Actual oil, in its unfiltered state.
Oil Suitable for all applications, even for reuse in the kitchen if desired!
I have surplus oil to my requirements, and am wanting to pass on the surplus.
my source produces approximately 100litres/week and I only use ~20litres at the moment, so the excess is available.
oil is very clean, and can be filtered down to 5micron for immediate use in vehicle or bio diesel production.
- I used to check for moisture, but due the the process followed when it is removed, no moisture is present.
(oil is removed HOT, filtered several times and then pumped out) - Titrates very low, and has a low production of glycerin.
- Does not solidify in cold weather (even in the fridge test, oil did not solidify)
I also have available for sale a 30plate Heat exchanger (FPHE) if conversion is required
any questions, feel free to ask.
David
Oil is "Formula 40" Cotton seed oil.
Actual oil, in its unfiltered state.
Oil Suitable for all applications, even for reuse in the kitchen if desired!
- WVO (waste vegetable oil)
- UCO (used cooking oil)
- SVO (straight vegetable oil)
- BioDiesel (bio diesel!)
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