- 1Galley wastewater enters the trap.
- 2Gravity separates and stores grease.
- 3Residual grease continues downstream.
- 4Build-up increases blockage and downtime risk.
Marine Guardian® combines automatic grease skimming with solids screening to protect onboard pipework and wastewater treatment systems from fats, oils, grease and food waste.
Passive grease traps store grease inside the tank until it is removed. That means continual build-up, more pump-outs and a greater risk of blockages or wastewater-system disruption.
Marine Guardian® actively removes free-floating grease at source. Cleaner effluent continues downstream, helping protect pipework, membranes and onboard treatment equipment.
Discuss Your VesselA compact, automated system designed to reduce routine grease handling while protecting vessel drainage and wastewater infrastructure.
Programmable skimming cycles remove separated grease instead of storing it in the tank.
Integrated screening is standard, with Automatic Solids Transfer available on selected configurations.
Compact, modular options for existing vessels as well as new-build marine projects.
Less grease storage can reduce pump-out frequency and onboard waste-handling demands.
Capturing FOG at source helps protect downstream pipework, membranes and treatment equipment.
Marine-grade construction with configuration options for demanding onboard operating conditions.
At-source and centralised options from approximately 1 l/s through to 20 l/s.
Automated recovery cycles reduce routine intervention compared with traditional passive traps.
Marine Guardian® can be configured around vessel type, galley load, available space, fixture connections and time spent at sea.
Space-efficient options for compact galleys and smaller onboard wastewater loads.
Scalable, discreet systems for higher galley demand and premium vessel layouts.
Reliable day-to-day performance for demanding commercial marine operations.
Flexible configurations for complex onboard systems and extended deployments.
Continuous grease control designed around busy passenger-service galleys.
Use the vessel and galley information available to generate an initial AutoSkim recommendation. Our marine team can then check the selection against pipework, peak loading and installation constraints.
Select the vessel type, then answer the relevant sizing question.
Existing Marine Guardian® relationships and installations across commercial, passenger, naval and yacht applications.
See how Marine Guardian® captures galley grease at source, supports cleaner wastewater and reduces the burden placed on downstream treatment equipment.
Use the Sizing ToolExplore two different marine installations and the operational challenges addressed by the selected grease-removal systems.
A centralised approach designed around long deployments, limited discharge opportunities and restricted onboard space.
Read Case StudyA discreet, space-conscious grease-removal solution for a premium vessel and demanding galley environment.
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Practical answers for vessel owners, operators, naval architects and marine engineers.
A passive trap stores separated grease until it is manually removed. Marine Guardian® uses programmed automatic skimming to recover free-floating grease at source, reducing build-up inside the unit and helping protect downstream pipework and treatment systems.
Yes. Compact and modular configurations can be considered for existing vessels as well as new builds. The final arrangement depends on available space, access, pipework, flow rate and the connected galley equipment.
Maintenance depends on the selected configuration. On at-source units, the food-solids filter will normally require routine emptying. Models fitted with Automatic Solids Transfer automate more of this process. Periodic inspection and standard servicing are still required.
Marine Guardian® is designed to support compliant handling of galley wastewater and food waste under international maritime pollution-prevention requirements, including relevant MARPOL Annex IV and Annex V considerations. Project-specific compliance should be reviewed with the vessel’s appointed marine and regulatory professionals.
Marine Guardian® systems cover a broad range, from compact at-source units of approximately 1 l/s to centralised marine installations of up to 20 l/s. Use the sizing tool above for an initial recommendation and ask the marine team to verify it.
Yes. Depending on the design, Marine Guardian® can receive wastewater from sinks, dishwashers, combi ovens and other appropriate galley drainage points. The connected load and peak flow must be considered during sizing.
The system uses automated, programmable grease-recovery cycles. Selected models can also support oil-level sensing and optional outputs for integration with suitable vessel-management or monitoring systems.
Yes. Marine configurations can be developed for naval and demanding high-sea applications, including options such as shut-off valves, shock-absorbing mounts and flexible connections where required by the project.
It is designed for fats, oils and grease from galley and food-preparation wastewater, together with associated food particles captured by the solids-screening system. It is not intended as a general-purpose treatment system for unrelated vessel waste streams.
Yes. Call +44 (0)28 3026 6616, email sales@greaseguardian.com, or use the marine enquiry form above.