Baldwin Industrial Systems supplies and manufactures belt and tube oil skimmers designed to remove surface oils, grease, and floating debris from industrial water.
Built for long service life and dependable operation, these systems help reduce disposal costs, protect downstream equipment, and support environmental compliance across Australian industries.
Simple, effective oil removal for industrial applications.
Oil skimmers are an essential part of wastewater and process-water management.
By removing oils early in the treatment process, they extend fluid life, reduce maintenance, and prevent contamination of downstream systems such as coalescing plate separators, DAF units, or filtration skids.
Baldwin offers both belt skimmers and tube skimmers, with configurations that can be adapted to match tank depth, pit size, surface area, and site layout.
Oleophilic recovery with continuous, low-maintenance operation.
All Baldwin oil skimmers use oleophilic (oil-attracting) materials to lift surface oil from water before it emulsifies or settles.
Each unit can be supplied with custom stands, decanters, tanks, control panels, and fabricated mounting options to match site requirements.
Durable construction. Long-term value.
Global quality. Local Baldwin support.
Baldwin supplies and supports the Abanaki range of industrial oil skimmers; trusted globally since 1949 for performance, durability, and ease of maintenance.
The range includes:
Baldwin pairs Abanaki units with Australian-made control panels, fabricated stands, decanters, and waste-oil tanks, creating complete turnkey systems.
Versatile oil removal across Australian industry.
Belt and tube oil skimmers are widely used in:
For non-standard applications, Baldwin engineers can design a custom configuration.
Compliance without compromise.
With more than 35 years of experience, Baldwin provides industrial oil skimming solutions backed by:
Reduce waste. Recover value.
Speak with Baldwin Industrial Systems to find the right belt or tube oil skimmer for your application.
A tube oil skimmer uses a continuous loop of oleophilic tubing to attract and lift oils from the water’s surface. The tube feeds into a drive unit where the oil is scraped off for collection and disposal or reuse.
A belt oil skimmer uses an oil-attracting belt that passes through the water surface, lifting oils and grease into a scraper assembly for recovery.
Tube skimmers can cover larger or irregular surface areas, while belt skimmers are compact and suited to tighter spaces or smaller tanks.
Yes. Baldwin provides custom stands, decanters, tanks, mounting frames, and control panels to match tank depth, pit layout, and system integration requirements.
Common industries include mining, food processing, automotive, manufacturing, mechanical workshops, and environmental sites.
Depending on the model and setup, removal rates range from approximately 4 to 750 litres per hour.
Abanaki skimmers are globally recognised for durability and low maintenance. Baldwin supplies these units locally and integrates them with Australian-made fabrication and service support.
