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This John Boos GT-40 Grease Interceptor has the capacity to hold up to 40 pounds of grease. It has a 20 gallon per minute flow rate. This Interceptor has a 1/8" thick carbon steel body with a removable baffle. The body has been TIG welded. There are no-hub connections. A T-vent, integral trap and vented inlet flow control device. This GT-40 has an easily removable cover and a 4" inlet/outlet.
| Model | GT-40 |
|---|---|
| Grease Capacity | 40 lbs. |
| Flow Rate | 20 gallons per minute |
| Dimensions | 15" H x 16" W x 22.5" D |
| Approximate Weight | 88 lbs |
Efficient Grease Management β Effectively captures up to 40 lbs. of grease, preventing clogs and plumbing issues.
Durable Construction β Made from corrosion-resistant coated steel for long-lasting, commercial-grade performance.
Easy Maintenance β Removable baffles and cover allow for quick cleaning and routine maintenance.
Compact Footprint β Fits neatly under sinks or workstations without sacrificing capacity.
Code Compliant β Meets plumbing codes and health regulations for commercial kitchens.
Q: What is the John Boos GT-40 grease interceptor used for?
A: It captures and separates fats, oils, and grease (FOG) from wastewater to prevent clogs in commercial kitchen plumbing systems.
Q: What is the capacity of the GT-40?
A: It has a 40 lb. grease capacity and a flow rate of 20 GPM (gallons per minute).
Q: What is the construction material?
A: Made from heavy-duty 11-gauge coated steel for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.
Q: Is the GT-40 easy to clean?
A: Yes, it includes a removable lid and baffles for convenient cleaning and maintenance.
Q: Is this grease interceptor compliant with regulations?
A: Yes, it meets plumbing code requirements and is certified to ASME A112.14.3 standards.
Q: Where is the John Boos GT-40 manufactured?
A: Proudly made in the USA by John Boos & Co., a leader in commercial kitchen equipment since 1887.
Inspect and clean the grease interceptor regularly as required by local codes.
Remove accumulated grease and solids before reaching max capacity.
Rinse interior with warm water after cleaning; avoid harsh chemicals.
Check inlet and outlet connections for blockages or leaks.
Maintain a service log to track cleaning frequency and performance.
Use only approved waste disposal methods for removed grease.
Have the unit professionally serviced if efficiency decreases or odors persist.