Interceptor Maintenance
Interceptor Emptying & Cleaning
Regular maintenance and cleaning of interceptors is crucial for keeping your site running smoothly and preventing expensive disruptions caused by surface water pollution or drainage issues.
Interceptor tanks are commonly found in areas where vehicles might leak oil or fuel onto the ground, such as fire stations, supermarket car parks, garage forecourts, car wash facilities, bus depots, and industrial yards where vehicles are washed.
Of course, there are many other uses and reasons for interceptors, but no matter what the use, the maintenance of on-site interceptors is always the same.
Interceptor tanks are commonly found in areas where vehicles might leak oil or fuel onto the ground, such as fire stations, supermarket car parks, garage forecourts, car wash facilities, bus depots, and industrial yards where vehicles are washed.
Of course, there are many other uses and reasons for interceptors, but no matter what the use, the maintenance of on-site interceptors is always the same.
Interceptors, also known as oil, grease, and water separators, are installed in drainage systems to filter out oil, silt, dirt, and other harmful substances from waste water. This helps protect local watercourses from pollution. The separated contaminants are stored in the interceptor tank, which requires regular emptying.
Without regular cleaning, the oily water from vehicle wash activities can accumulate, leading to blockages and inefficiencies over time.
Regular, efficient and effective monitoring and cleaning of interceptors is essential for site operation and compliance.
Without regular cleaning, the oily water from vehicle wash activities can accumulate, leading to blockages and inefficiencies over time.
Regular, efficient and effective monitoring and cleaning of interceptors is essential for site operation and compliance.