Tramp Oil Is Costing You More Than You Think
When hydraulic oil, way lube, and machine oil migrate into your coolant sumps, the consequences are immediate and expensive: bacterial growth, foul odors, reduced tool life, degraded surface finish, and coolant that must be replaced rather than recycled. For a shop running 10 to 20 CNC sumps, unchecked tramp oil contamination can represent tens of thousands of dollars annually in unnecessary coolant purchases and hazardous waste disposal costs.
The PRAB MCR2 and MCR5 are portable mobile coolant recycling systems designed for machine shops, job shops, and metalworking facilities that need effective coolant rejuvenation at the machine level — without the scale or cost of a central Guardian system.
Both mobile coolant recycler units roll from machine to machine on heavy-duty locking casters. Connect to standard shop air, position the skimmer at the sump, and the system goes to work — removing tramp oil, separating solids, and returning clean, reusable coolant to the machine. No electricity. No dedicated plumbing. No installation.
The MCR2 handles individual machines and lighter-duty applications. The MCR5 is built for higher-volume sumps and operations where a single unit services multiple machines throughout the week. Both ship fully assembled and ready to use from day one.
