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By Combisteel · SKU: 7490.0325· EAN: 6153304217217

Stainless Steel Grease Trap 140L, 800x500mm, AISI 304

Commercial grease trap for restaurant kitchens, processing 140L capacity with 2.4L/second flow rate.

140L stainless-steel grease trap, 800×500mm footprint, AISI 304 construction. Handles 144L/min flow rate. Suits mid-volume kitchens—restaurants, hotels, catering ops—requiring reliable grease separation before main drainage.

€ 580,00 ex VAT
€ 713,40 incl. VAT
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7–14 days
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1 year parts warranty
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This stainless steel grease trap handles 140L capacity for commercial kitchens requiring efficient grease separation. Built from AISI 304 stainless steel for durability in demanding restaurant environments.

Suitable for medium-volume kitchen operations where grease management is essential for drainage compliance and maintenance efficiency. Compact design fits standard commercial kitchen layouts.

  • Capacity: 140L
  • Flow rate: 2.4L/second (144L/minute)
  • Dimensions: 800 x 500 x 370mm
  • Material: AISI 304 stainless steel
  • Drainage connection: 62mm
  • Note: Does not meet NEN-1825 standards
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Common questions

What's the flow-rate capacity?
144L per minute (2.4L per second). Size your inlet pipework and pump accordingly to avoid backup during peak service.
Will this fit under a standard pass-through line?
Footprint is 800mm wide × 500mm deep × 370mm high. Measure your space; it's compact enough for most undercounter or floor-mounted positions.
What diameter is the drainage outlet?
62mm connection. Verify your main drain stub matches before installation.
Is it AISI 304 or cheaper stainless?
AISI 304 throughout. Resists corrosion from grease and acidic waste; typical for commercial kitchens.
How often do we empty or service it?
140L capacity. Frequency depends on your volume and type of effluent. Check local regs and your maintenance schedule.