Passive Oil Skimmer

Our Passive Oil Skimmer allows you to remove spilled oil, gas, grease, total suspended solids (TSS) and Phosphates permanently from storm drains, catch basins, tanks and vaults. Works for sheen remediation. These oil, grease, and gas skimmers are ideal for helping you comply with storm water runoff regulations.

Our oil, grease, and gas skimmers are 22 inches x 15 inches x 2 inches. Sized to fit almost all applications.

Made with heavy duty material to hold up even under harsh conditions.

Cost Effective Passive Oil Skimmers
1)Long lasting with absorption capacity of approximately 2 gallons of fluid.

2)Non-leaching and non-clogging requiring limited maintenance.

3)Install in minutes with included 4 foot tether.

4)Easy disposal. Liquid waste solidified.

5) Save by the case. Pricing below is for 5 units - not one.

Dispose of as Non-Hazardous Material
Oil, gas and grease are transformed into a rubber-like solid on contact. Once the passive skimmer has fully absorbed the fluids, it can then be easily disposed of as a non-hazardous material.

Oil, Grease, & Gas Skimmer Overview

• Non-clogging filtration
• Non-leaching - dispose of as non-hazardous material
• Absorbs gas, oil grease, total suspended solids and phosphates
• Easy install - few minutes
• 4 foot tether included for easy retrieval
• Water repellent
• Free floating
• Will continue to float even if saturated
• Up to 2 gallons of absorption capacity
• Skimmer size 22 inches x 15 inches x 2 inches
• Floats on water surface - continuously absorbing
• Fits most catch basins, sumps, vaults and holding tanks.

Installation Instructions For Storm Drains
Remove the drain grate. Attach the included 4 foot tether to the skimmer and looping the tether around on the underside of one of the horizontal grate slats. Drop the skimmer in the storm drain and replace the grate.

Technical Info:
Color of floats (orange in above image) can vary.
Absorption capacity of 2 gallons (Based on testing and field use but may vary due to conditions, types of fluids and other factors)

Compliance Info:
Helps you comply with:
NPDES, 40 CFR 122.26 (1999) when used as Best Management Practice (BMP) in Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPP)
Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) pollutant levels requirements.

Have on hand in case of an emergency spill. Questions email