Grease Separators

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Grease separator suppliers design and manufacture systems that remove fats, oils, and greases from wastewater generated by commercial kitchens, food-service outlets, and food-processing facilities before it enters the sewer system. The suppliers below serve hospitality, catering, and food industry applications across Europe.

What Grease Separators suppliers provide

Suppliers in this category cover gravity grease separators and compact automatic units that remove fats, oils, and greases from wastewater before it reaches the public sewer. Typical customers include commercial kitchens, restaurants, canteens, and food-processing plants, where cooling wastewater causes grease to solidify and would otherwise block downstream pipework. Core competence lies in matching separator capacity to kitchen output and grease loading, and in offering automatic units where manual desludging is impractical. Many suppliers also provide installation, desludging, and maintenance services. Distinguish this category from Oil-Water Separators, which target mineral and synthetic oils from industrial and automotive sources rather than food-grade fats and greases.

Relevant standards

Grease separator sizing and installation in Europe commonly follows national technical standards for fat, oil, and grease removal, together with general wastewater discharge requirements under national implementations of EU water protection law. Supplier quality management is typically certified to ISO 9001.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a grease separator and an oil-water separator?
A grease separator removes fats, oils, and greases from food-service wastewater; an oil-water separator removes mineral and synthetic oils from industrial or automotive wastewater. The contamination type differs, so does the separation technology.

Does a commercial kitchen always need a grease separator?
Requirements depend on local sewer authority rules and the volume of wastewater produced; check local discharge regulations before deciding on separator size and type.