About SkimOil Grinder Oil Skimmer can be modified and adapted with grinder pumps that can grind up small soft stuff like leaves, weeds, sticks, and algae that are often present in a spill situation in a lake or river or pond or. It’s a regular surface skimmer with very sharp teeth but at the end […]
SkimOil Fracking Oil Removal System is a dedicated surface oil removal system that removes oil from the water surface, but also separates the skimmed oily water into free oil and simple water. The Descriptions of SkimOil Fracking Oil Removal System The Frack Pack consists of the Floating Weir Skimmer (FWS) and Brute Oil Water Separator […]
SkimOil First Response Oil Skimming Systems At SkimOil we are often called on to provide spill response equipment for Spill Plans (SPCC). We are in the Oil Skimmer business however we don’t often work spills, that is usually left to the specialized contractors that have trucks and boatloads of equipment and personnel standing by ready […]
SkimOil Slotted Pipe Skimmer At SkimOIL we have every technology known to man for getting oil off of or out of water. It’s what we do. We Love Oil! Rotary Pipe Automatic Oil Skimmers set the standard for industrial-strength oil skimming years ago. These Rotating C-Pipe Oil Skimmers are used in many API separators, steel […]
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 […]






