Oil Filter Crushers
Oil Filter Crushers
Reduce the volume of used oil filters before recycling with professional oil filter crushers built for automotive and commercial service environments.
Compare Ranger and TSI equipment across different crushing capacities and operating configurations for shops managing used filters as part of routine oil service.
Equipment
Oil filter crushing equipment for different shop demands.
The current lineup includes Ranger and TSI oil filter crushers, with Ranger models ranging from 10-ton to 25-ton crushing capacity.
Oil filter crusher with stand and 10-ton crushing capacity for professional shop filter processing.
View RP-20FCElectric/hydraulic oil filter crusher with stand, 15-ton capacity and 208–240V single-phase power.
View RP-30FCHHeavy-duty electric/hydraulic oil filter crusher with stand and 25-ton crushing capacity.
View RP-50FCTSI TC-6 and TC-15 oil filter crushers provide additional equipment choices for professional filter processing.
Crushers
Oil Filter Crushers for Sale
Compare Ranger and TSI oil filter crushers for professional automotive service, used-filter processing and recycling preparation.
Running a professional shop can get real expensive, real fast. One of those reasons is because you’ll be relying on recycling businesses to dispose of used oil can and filters. For what they do, they charge far too much. At least, you used to have to rely on them. Now you can take matters into your own hands by purchasing your own oil filter crusher,. With it you can reduce filters to about 20% of their original size and you can remove 95% of remaining oil from the filter. With your own oil crusher you can also turn a profit. Used oil can be repurposed, recycled, or refined. No more paying for disposal fees. The oil filter casings can be recycled as scrap metal as well. Oil that has been disposed of improperly could be an environmental disaster, as well as a waste of resources. Disposing of oily, uncrushed filters is against the law, and could result in incurring heavy fines from both state and federal governments.
Choosing an Oil Filter Crusher
Start with the volume and types of filters your shop processes. From there, compare crushing capacity, operating method, available power and the amount of filter-processing equipment your operation needs.
The Ranger equipment in this category ranges from 10-ton to 25-ton capacity, giving shops multiple levels of crushing force to compare.
Consider how many used filters your operation handles and how frequently they need to be processed as part of the shop's oil-service workflow.
Compare the operating requirements of each machine. Ranger's higher-capacity RP-30FCH and RP-50FC are electric/hydraulic units.
Verify available floor space and required utilities before selecting equipment, especially when considering larger electric/hydraulic crushers.
Three crushing capacities. Three levels of shop demand.
Ranger's current Wrenchers lineup provides a straightforward progression from a 10-ton crusher to heavy-duty 25-ton electric/hydraulic equipment.
Electric/hydraulic oil filter crusher with stand, 15-ton capacity and 208–240V single-phase power.
View RP-30FCHHeavy-duty electric/hydraulic oil filter crusher with stand, 25-ton capacity and 208–240V single-phase power.
View RP-50FCReduce filter volume and recover remaining oil.
The existing Wrenchers category information describes oil filter crushing as a way to reduce used filters to approximately 20% of their original size while removing approximately 95% of the oil remaining in the filter.
Keep used filters organized as part of the shop's normal oil-service process before crushing.
Compression significantly reduces the amount of physical space occupied by each used filter.
Crushing removes much of the oil remaining inside the filter so it can be collected separately.
The reduced filter casing can then move into the shop's appropriate scrap-metal or recycling process.
Ranger and TSI oil filter crushers.
Wrenchers currently lists five oil filter crushers across two equipment brands.
Need help choosing an oil filter crusher?
Talk with Wrenchers about the filters you process, your expected shop volume and the equipment configuration that fits your operation.