Waste oil collection is one of the key services offered by Benzoil. With oil processing capabilities located in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne we can collect in all eastern states, and with the support of an extensive transport network we can facilitate collections as far north as the country extends. Metropolitan areas generally contain the highest
Waste oil is typically any kind of insulating fluid that has been used in a machine like a motor vehicle, truck or other industrial asset as a lubricant or heat transfer medium. At the end of its useful life it can no longer perform satisfactorily as its inherent properties have been diminished – it becomes
Many proud electrical asset managers will proclaim that their fleet of transformers is PCB-free, yet although they have worked long and hard to achieve this outcome some PCB oil still resides in their system. In our experience most electric utilities in Australia have methodically surveyed their transformer fleet (power transformers anyway) and maintain dedicated registers
Oil oxidation is an ongoing process that occurs in oil in all transformers, the by-products of which attack the transformer’s paper insulation. Oil oxidation is influenced by heat, oxygen and moisture, and facilitated by the presence of metal – copper in the case of a transformer. Despite best efforts to exclude air from a transformer,
Benzoil is known as a leading supplier of specialised oil products and waste management services in Australia. Thank you for considering a product or service from Benzoil. There are many reasons why you will want to work with us, and why we will work hard to retain your business. • After just 4 years our brand
In cars and trucks Known best as coolant or antifreeze, mono ethylene glycol (MEG) has numerous industrial applications thanks to its chemical properties. The low freezing point lends it to use as an antifreeze in automotive applications where use is extensive in internal combustion engines to protect the engine from freezing while at the same
The business of waste management has an important role to play in keeping Australia’s environment clean and free from contamination. There are literally hundreds of waste management companies in Australia, ranging from small one-man operators to massive publicly listed corporations employing thousands of people in multiple business units across various states. The handful of the
