Is it possible to make industrial lubricants through oil residual? is
there a machine that could perform the task, if so, i would like to
know details about such machines.

Thanks,

M

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Clarification of Question by alexandre911-ga on 08 Mar 2006 12:22 PST

Hi, i would like to rephrase my question, i know that automobile oil
residual (and when i talk about oil residual, it is oil from
machineries and automobiles)can be filtered back into reusable oil,
but what would be the wastage and what would be applications for this
new oil? Thanks

An example of re-using lubricants is the recycling of automobil oil to
be used again, http://www.recycleoil.org/.   In principle this can be
applied to most lubricating fluids.  The basic process is to remove an
particles or trash in the oil and then clean the oil of any burned
portion.  The now clean oil can be used again.

thanks for your info hdmri-ga!