Complete a typical sump cleaning in approximately 15 minutes.
A manual sump clean can require about four labor-hours. The air-powered Green Machine completes the same work in approximately 15 minutes with one operator.
about, manually
- 01Prepare the machine and access the reservoir
- 02Pump out coolant and remove the sump
- 03Remove settled chips and sludge manually
- 04Reinstall, refill, and clean the work area
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- 01Position the portable unit and connect shop air
- 02Vacuum coolant and sludge at 55 to 70 GPM
- 03Filter solids during collection and transfer the fluid
- 04The DTS configuration can refill on the same visit
Reduce sump-cleaning labor and downtime
Manual sump cleaning can keep a machine out of production for about four hours. Portable vacuum cleaning reduces the required labor, fluid handling, and time away from production.
Select single-tank or dual-tank operation
Both configurations operate on shop air without an electric motor and are designed for access between machines. Tank selection depends on whether the unit will only collect fluid or collect and return clean fluid.
Green Machine
Vacuums sumps, pits, and washer reservoirs, filters the fluid, and discharges under air pressure or by gravity. The 15-minute clean.
Green Machine DTS
A second tank carries clean fluid so the same sump visit can include collection and refill, minimizing machine downtime.
Frequent sump-service cycles
When recurring coolant replacement and disposal increase costs across multiple machines, the same Green Machine can transfer dirty coolant to C.R.O.S.S. for shop-wide recovery and reuse.
See batch recycling →Recover coolant when consumption and disposal also increase
Portable sump cleaning reduces service time. When coolant consumption and disposal also need to be reduced, the Green Machine can transfer dirty coolant to C.R.O.S.S. for contaminant removal, concentration control, and reuse.
Reduce sump-cleaning time
The up to 85% new-fluid reduction and up to 90% disposal-cost reduction apply to C.R.O.S.S. coolant recycling. Results depend on coolant condition, contaminant load, operating practices, and system configuration.
Planning sump-cleaning equipment
- 01
Which fluids are compatible?
The Green Machine serves water-based coolants and washer-reservoir fluids. Straight oils and unusual viscosities require an application review.
Request an application review → - 02
Can the system serve a small shop?
Yes. Configurations are available for one or two sumps and for facilities with narrow machine aisles.
See the unit → - 03
What is the difference between single and dual tank?
The single-tank configuration collects fluid. The dual-tank DTS configuration collects dirty fluid and carries clean fluid for refill on the same visit.
Compare configurations → - 04
How does ownership compare with outsourced sump cleaning?
Compare the equipment cost and approximately 15-minute cleaning cycle with current contractor expense, service frequency, and production downtime.
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Configure the Green Machine for your reservoirs.
Provide reservoir sizes, fluid type, access conditions, and refill requirements for equipment selection and quotation.
- The product
Green Machine
Specs, single vs dual tank, and how to order.
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Request a quote
Request single-tank or dual-tank configuration and include the required delivery date.
Request a quote → - Shop-wide recovery
Batch recycling
Evaluate batch recycling when frequent sump service increases labor, coolant, and disposal costs.
Review batch recycling →