Lubricant recovery refers to processes and technologies that aim to return used or excess lubricants to the production process. The goal is to conserve resources, lower operating costs, and reduce environmental impact from waste materials.
Recovery is carried out mechanically, thermally or by means of filtration and is mainly used in large-scale plants, machining processes or central lubrication systems. Recovered lubricants are cleaned and processed so that their lubricating effect is retained. The quality of the recycled lubricant is monitored by specific purity requirements and regular analyses.
Efficient recovery systems contribute to reducing lubricant consumption, ensuring process reliability and complying with statutory environmental requirements. They are an integral part of sustainable production concepts in industry.
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