The Hidden Cost of Dirty Oil

Every gallon of contaminated oil is costing you money:

  • Water destroys lubrication
  • Sludge clogs systems
  • Particles accelerate wear
  • Disposal fees keep rising

You’re paying twice — once to buy it, and again to get rid of it.

The Solution: Dieselcraft Model 60

High-Speed Centrifugal Oil Cleaning — No Filters. No Waste.

The Dieselcraft Model 60 Oil Centrifuge removes contaminants that filters simply cannot—restoring oil to a clean, reusable condition.

What You Get

✔ Removes water (up to 99.7%)
✔ Eliminates sludge, carbon, and metal particles
✔ Cleans down to below 2 microns
✔ Processes up to 60 gallons per hour
✔ No disposable filters = lower operating cost

How It Works

  • Oil enters the centrifuge
  • High G-force separates contaminants
  • Clean oil exits continuously
  • Waste sludge collects for easy removal

Real Results

  • Extend oil life dramatically
  • Reduce equipment failures
  • Cut oil purchases and disposal costs
  • Improve system reliability

Perfect For

  • Fleet maintenance shops
  • Diesel service companies
  • Industrial operations
  • Generator maintenance
  • Waste oil recycling programs

ROI That Speaks for Itself

Most customers recover their investment through:

  • Reduced oil replacement
  • Lower disposal costs
  • Fewer breakdowns
  • Less maintenance labor

Simple Operation

  1. Connect system to your oil source
  2. Run for 2–3 hours
  3. Remove collected sludge
  4. Reuse or blend cleaned oil

Why Dieselcraft?

  • Proven centrifugal technology
  • Built for heavy-duty use
  • Trusted by professionals
  • Low maintenance, long lifespan

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Waste Oil Cleaning – Frequently Asked Questions

How does a waste oil centrifuge work?

A centrifugal oil cleaning system spins oil at extremely high speeds, creating forces thousands of times greater than gravity. This force separates contaminants from the oil—pushing solids, sludge, and water to the outer wall where they are collected and removed.

What contaminants are removed?

A centrifuge removes:
Sludge and carbon
Metal wear particles
Dirt and debris
Free and emulsified water
Unlike filters, contaminants are physically separated, not trapped.

How clean does the oil get?

Dieselcraft centrifuges can remove particles down to 1–2 microns or smaller, far beyond traditional filters that typically stop around 25 microns.

How is this different from standard oil filters?

Filters: Trap contaminants and eventually clog, reducing flow
Centrifuge: Continuously separates contaminants without clogging

Do I need to heat the oil before cleaning?

Yes, in ALL cases.
Heating oil (typically 150–180°F) helps:
Break the bond between oil and contaminants
Improve separation efficiency
Remove water more effectively

What types of oil can be cleaned?

Waste motor oil (WMO)
Hydraulic oil
Transmission fluid
Diesel fuel
Biodiesel and vegetable oil

How much can I save by cleaning my oil instead of replacing it?

Every operation is different—but most users recover their investment quickly through:
Oil reuse
Reduced downtime
Lower maintenance costs