Reduce the workload of coolant management.
Faster sump cleaning, automated contaminant removal, longer coolant life, and planned ownership support reduce the time maintenance teams spend managing fluid and waste.
- ~15 min
- to clean a sump with the Green Machine
- Up to 90%
- reduction in disposal cost, recycling vs hauling (C.R.O.S.S.)
- Decades
- of installed units supported with replacement parts
- Direct
- technical guidance from EdjeTech
Six coolant-management issues and their operating impact
Review each condition, its effect on maintenance workload or operating cost, and the relevant technical resource.
| Item | Condition and effect | Operating impact | Technical resources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Coolant disposal costs are increasing.Disposal cost is tied to waste-fluid volume and applicable handling requirements. Recycling can reduce the volume sent for disposal. | Up to 90%lower disposal cost | Review disposal-cost drivers →Estimate potential savings → |
| 02 | Frequent sump cleanouts consume maintenance time.Portable sump cleaning reduces cleanout time, while coolant recycling can extend fluid life and reduce change-out frequency. | Approx. 15 mintypical cleaning, compared with about 4 hours manually | The sump-cleaning workflow →Green Machine → |
| 03 | Coolant odor and bacteria return.Free oil, mechanically dispersed oil, and suspended solids support bacterial growth. Removing these contaminants helps prevent odor and premature coolant failure. | Control contaminationoil and solids removed | Review coolant-odor causes → |
| 04 | Waste volume and records require attention.Recycling can reduce the amount of spent coolant sent for disposal. Waste classification, generator status, and reporting obligations remain specific to the facility. | Lower volumeless coolant sent to disposal | EHS & compliance → |
| 05 | You already run our equipment and need parts.Use the model and nameplate number to identify coalescers, oil-separation filters, media, and other consumables. | By nameplatemodel-based parts identification | Request parts & consumables → |
| 06 | Maintenance and support requirements need review.EdjeTech provides maintenance guidance, replacement parts, consumables support, and technical assistance for installed systems. | Technical guidancefrom EdjeTech | Ask about ongoing support → |
Designed to reduce routine workload
Automation handles the continuous fluid-treatment work while planned inspection and service keep the equipment operating as intended.
What routine maintenance is required?
Ownership involves planned equipment inspections, filter or media replacement, and periodic cleaning based on the system and operating load. EdjeTech helps identify applicable replacement parts and consumables and provides technical guidance based on the model and operating condition. Detailed service intervals remain in the applicable operating documentation.
How much operator attention is required?
EdjeTech systems automate the primary filtration, separation, circulation, and replenishment functions provided by the selected configuration. An engineer can explain the expected operator workload, maintenance points, and training requirements for the recommended system.
Spend less time on recurring sump work
Shorten recurring cleanouts and keep existing equipment running, so your crew spends less time on reactive sump work.
- Savings estimate
Savings calculator
Estimate potential fluid and disposal savings using your current operating costs.
Estimate potential savings → - Replacement items
Parts & support
Identify filter bags, coalescers, and parts by model or nameplate number.
Review parts & support → - Ownership requirements
Talk to an engineer
Resolve the cleaning task or equipment issue holding up your crew.
Request technical assistance →