Oil Drainer Glass
Elevate your workshop’s diagnostic and service capabilities with our premium Waste Oil Drainer with Integrated Glass Inspection Chamber. Engineered for fast-paced automotive environments, this heavy-duty unit combines a high-capacity extraction system with a heavy-duty, impact-resistant transparent glass pre-chamber. Technicians can immediately inspect the volume, color, and quality of extracted oil to diagnose engine health instantly before transferring fluid to the main tank
Description
Key Features
- Transparent Measuring Chamber: Typically features a 10-liter heat- and corrosion-resistant tempered glass or explosion-proof viewing cylinder at the top of the unit.
- Immediate Diagnostics: Allows technicians to visually inspect extracted waste oil for metal shavings, milky coolant contamination, or severe discoloration before it enters the main tank.
- Precision Volume Tracking: Equipped with clear etched measurement graduations to accurately verify the exact volume of fluid removed.
- Dual Operation Modes: Supports both clean pneumatic vacuum extraction (using suction probes/wands through the dipstick tube) and traditional gravity oil draining (using an adjustable collection pan/funnel).
- Tank Capacity & Mobility: Typically paired with a large lower reservoir tank (ranging from 65 to 80 liters) mounted on heavy-duty wheels and swivel castors for easy shop mobility.
- Adjustable Telescopic Funnel: Features a height-adjustable collection bowl/funnel (often adjusting from roughly 38 to 65 inches or up to 1.9 meters high) to accommodate vehicles raised on service lifts.
- Pneumatic Evacuation & Safety: Utilizes low air pressure (regulated safely under 1 bar) for rapid, clean self-evacuation of the main reservoir, protected by an integrated pressure-relief safety valve
Specification
| Specification Category | Parameter | Standard Value / Range |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity & Volume | Main Storage Tank Capacity | 70 Litres – 90 Litres |
| Glass Pre-Chamber / Inspection Cup Capacity | 8 Litres – 10 Litres | |
| Collection Bowl / Tray Capacity | 10 Litres – 16 Litres | |
| Pressure Requirements | Air Inlet / Working Vacuum Pressure | 6 – 8 bar (87 – 116 psi) |
| Max. Oil Discharge (Evacuation) Pressure | 0.5 – 1.0 bar (7.2 – 14.5 psi) | |
| Performance | Oil Draining / Suction Speed | 1.5 – 3.0 Litres per minute (LPM) |
| Optimal Operating Oil Temperature | 40°C – 60°C (Max up to 80°C) | |
| Dimensions & Build | Adjustable Collection Bowl Height | 1,040 mm – 1,700 mm |
| Collection Bowl Diameter | 400 mm – 520 mm | |
| Hose Length (Suction & Discharge) | 1.4 meters – 2.0 meters | |
| Net Weight (Empty) | 25 kg – 33 kg | |
| Material Composition | Main Tank Structure | Heavy-duty powder-coated steel |
| Inspection Chamber Material | Heavy-walled Borosilicate / Pyrex glass or Plexiglas |
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