Cleveland Biotech Ltd. products

The greasebeta Grease Recovery Unit, or (GRU), is one of the most efficient grease management solutions on the market. A grease recovery unit can remove up to 95% of grease and oil from waste water, and is cost effective for all types of commercial kitchens to avoid blocked drains and overflowing sinks.

At the heart of our Biological Dosing System is greasebeta Bio; CBio`s patented dosing fluid. greasebeta Bio is a liquid biological product that rapidly degrades fat, oil and grease (FOG), converting it into environmentally harmless compounds. Unlike chemical alternatives, greasebeta bio does not merely ‘move` the fat and oil blockages further into sewers or pipe lines: it eliminates them altogether. It is made from non-toxic ingredients, making it safe to use in a catering environment. greasebeta Bio has the added benefit of helping not just your drains, but also the public sewers. The bacteria in greasebeta Bio colonise in drains, meaning that as they grow they move along drainage lines, digesting FOG waste as they do so.

The `F` in FOG Management refers to `Food` which is a leading cause of blocked drains in commercial kitchens. Food waste collects around fat deposits in drains, making it much more difficult to degrade. It also increases the likelihood of blockages, floods and foul odours. Removal of food waste at source is an often neglected form of Grease Management. Yet the simple installation of a greasebeta Food Solids Strainer in a commercial kitchen can effortlessly prevent the majority of their food waste entering the drains by acting as a food separator.

GreaseBeta Traps are the core element of any grease management solution. Simple, discrete and proven they are the most cost effective means of separating grease from an effluent stream. In so doing they prevent fat and food debris from collecting in the drainage network, hence significantly reducing the risk of blockages, infestations and odours.

Sumps, wet wells and pumping stations pose continual problems to all those responsible for managing and maintaining them, from pubs and supermarkets to drainage contractors and water companies. The most common problem is the build-up of fat, oil and grease (FOG waste) which can damage the pumps, resulting in floods, burnt-out pumps, offensive smells and even the formation of `sulphonic acid` which will corrode expensive equipment. Not only are these problems expensive to rectify, they can lead to fines from water companies as a result of damaging floods or offensive odours. The greasebeta Aer8 can prevent all of these problems from occurring.