SkimOil Automatic Floating Weir Oil Skimmer-Separator is a self-contained skimmer purposely built for specific jobs. Originally designed for hydro dams—to go down into very deep wells and automatically skim and separate oil from water and pump the oil up to the surface —automatically. The Descriptions of OilSkim Automatic Floating Weir Oil Skimmer-Separator With onboard pumps, […]
SkimOil Monitoring Well Oil Skimmer are used mostly on wastewater applications, however, we have developed specialized units for product recovery from 2″, 4″, and larger wells — the Monitoring Well Belt Skimmers (MWBS). The Descriptions of OilSkim Monitoring Well Oil Skimmer Oil and hydrocarbons are attracted to belts by surface tension, then lifted and scraped […]
SkimOil Fishboy Tube Type Oil Skimmer uses our specially formulated FishTube collector tube that is sized in length for the application and welded into a continuous loop. FishTube collector tube floats on the surface of the water and is driven in a continuous loop by the skimmer. The Descriptions of OilSkim Fishboy Tube Type Oil […]
The Descriptions of Oilskim Rope Mop Oil Skimmer These rope mops run an endless or looped rope or belted material (looks like a squirrel tail) with oil-attracting (oleophilic) fibers woven or sewn into it, out across the water, or down vertically (as in a pit). The oil sticks to the outside of the fibers and […]
Skimoil BABS Series Heavy Duty Industrial Grade Belt Skimmer is a VERY heavy-duty belt skimmer designed to survive severe service conditions. These rugged high recovery rate skimmers are available with ?8, 12 & 24” wide belts Don’t confuse this Big ASS Belt Skimmer with any of the smaller rinky-dink belt skimmers that work for a […]
Skimoil TBS Series The Belt Skimmer lifts and removes unwanted floating oils from the surface of water or coolants, in parts washers, pressure spray operations, oil leakage pits, wastewater, and treatment tanks, pits, sumps, and wells. These require no pumps. These are selective and give you almost oil only with very little water to deal […]







