Reduce coolant consumption and disposal volume.
Coolant recycling keeps usable fluid in service, reduces new-fluid demand, and can reduce the amount of spent coolant sent for disposal. Each facility remains responsible for its waste determinations, exposure controls, records, and regulatory requirements.
Measurable fluid and waste reduction
Compare equivalent operating periods before and after implementation. Coolant filtration supports the facility's fluid-management program while environmental, health, safety, testing, and recordkeeping responsibilities remain with the facility.
Requirements depend on the fluid and facility
Spent coolant is not automatically hazardous waste. The facility must evaluate its own waste, exposures, processes, jurisdiction, and applicable requirements.
Track performance using existing operating records
Purchasing records, disposal invoices, fluid tests, and system operating information provide a practical basis for measuring change.
New-fluid reduction
C.R.O.S.S. can reduce new fluid purchases by up to 85%. Compare equivalent purchasing periods before and after installation.
Disposal reduction
C.R.O.S.S. can reduce disposal costs by up to 90%. Track gallons, pickups, invoices, and the operating period represented.
Contaminant removal
C.R.O.S.S. removes 99.75% of tramp oil and particulate by volume.
Waste profile
Track the quantity and classification of each waste stream. Generator category depends on all hazardous waste counted for the facility during the month.
Generator categories apply only after the waste determination. Federal categories are based on total hazardous waste generated during a calendar month, with additional rules for acute hazardous waste and possible differences under state programs. Reducing one waste stream may affect the total, but equipment alone does not determine generator status.
Prevent coolant failure before it happens
Manage the contaminants that support bacterial growth and shorten usable coolant life.
Free oil, mechanically dispersed oil, and suspended solids feed bacteria and contribute to odor, shortened coolant life, poor machining performance, and higher maintenance costs. Filtration and oil separation remove these contaminants. The optional ozone system replaces routine biocide dosing with automated bacteria control and odor neutralization. For additional technical guidance, read the tramp oil guide and the coolant management guide.
Use consistent records to measure improvement
Define the baseline, operating period, and measures before comparing results.
Fluid purchases
Track concentrate and mixed-coolant purchases over equivalent production periods.
Disposal volume and cost
Track gallons, pickups, invoices, waste profiles, and the operating period represented.
Fluid and system condition
Maintain the fluid-test and system-service information used by the facility's coolant-management program.
Results depend on the fluid, operating load, current practices, and selected configuration. An EdjeTech engineer can review the application and system requirements. Discuss your application →
Equipment and application support for coolant reduction
EdjeTech supplies coolant filtration and recycling equipment, application guidance, and product operating information.
The equipment
The systems that recycle and filter the fluid, sized and deployed for your plant.
Application guidance
System sizing and configuration guidance based on the fluid, contaminants, volume, process, and facility requirements.
The application review
An application engineer reviews the fluid, contaminants, process, volume, and facility requirements.
The facility remains responsible for its coolant-management program, waste determinations, exposure controls, regulatory compliance, and records. For generator categories and broader EHS considerations, see the EHS & sustainability page →
Start with current fluid and disposal records
Use actual purchasing and disposal information to estimate what coolant recycling could change in your plant.
- Review the application
Talk to an engineer
Discuss the fluid, contaminants, volume, facility requirements, and appropriate system.
Request an application review → - Savings estimate
Savings calculator
Use current fluid and disposal costs to estimate potential savings.
Estimate potential savings → - EHS considerations
For EHS & sustainability
Review waste-volume tracking, generator categories, exposure controls, and facility responsibilities.
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