“Who Owns the Dirt?” is a silly question, but the answer may determine the life expectancy of the hydraulic elevator equipment. The hydra... Read more »

Thurston Elevator Concepts is providing exceptional service to thier customers through offline filtration. Don't dispose of dirty oil; Scrub it with... Read more »

Colley Elevator has a great blog of their work in the Chicago Area. Follow this link to see more. http:/​/​colleyelevator.blogspot.com/​2020/​06/​elevato... Read more »

Thank you to everyone at First State Elevator in Delaware info@FirstStateElevator.com for sending us these fantastic results using the OilScrubber 061... Read more »

Thank you to DC Elevator, in Lexington, KY, for sharing some of their successes using the 0611-M from Oil Scrubber.com. This is a great example of t... Read more »

www.oilscrubber.com Michael Johnson Vegetable What is referred to a vegetable oil or vegie oil is an ester. Vegetable oil is sold as biodegradable,... Read more »

Water the is the most common chemical contaminate in the hydraulic elevator system. Hydraulic oil is hygroscopic and capable of absorbing moisture fr... Read more »

Should the hydraulic oil be replaced? This is a common question, which until now had multiple answers, most of which were based on tradition, instead... Read more »

Due to the distance from the reservoir to the seals, the reservoir temperature is not likely to cause the seals to leak directly. However the oil con... Read more »

Welcome to the Oil Scrubber site. We are dedicated to providing intelligent solutions to oil related problems in hydraulic elevators. There are many... Read more »