RESOLVE PROBLEMS IN YOUR DRAINAGE SYSTEM


NO BLOCKAGES NO OVERFLOWING NO FOUL ODOURS A Three Stage Drains Solution Designed to Save you Money!


Used together or individually, the Aluline solutions can reduce waste and operational costs associated with Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) Management.


1 SINKGuard3 A Sink Filter that Works


Use SINKGuard3 to reduce drainage costs?


Remove pipe blockages caused by solid waste entering into the drainage system/ pumping stations/traps.


Basket Filter 2


The Devastator Compact Drain Dosing System


The Devastator is a biological drain maintenance system designed to work with Aluzyme-C fluid, specifically formulated to degrade fats and grease found in commercial kitchen drains.


Aluzyme-C Liquid Basket Filter 3


Grease Traps & Waste Water Management


We design and manufacture for commercial & Industrial projects on Grease Management, Septic Tanks/Treatment Plants, Hygienic Drainage Gullies/Channels, mostly in stainless steel.


Tile Gully DrainDrain Drain Grease Trap


Vinyl Gully


Kitchen Floor Channels


SinkGuard3 Sink Filter with Odour Trap Please Contact Our Sales Team On 01928 563532 Email: enquiry@alulinegroup.com Website: www.alulinegms.com


Guildford and the surrounding county is the perfect location to hold your next conference, meeting, wedding or event Choose from town centre or countryside, purpose built or character venues. Just 35 minutes from London and close to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.


For more information please visit:


www.visitguildford.com Or call 01483 444333 @GuildfordTIC


All our


Traps are Air Sealed Units


Protect your drains


Liquid Care for your drains!


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