Simple Push Button Operation 48 Hours From Start To Finish Processes, Washes, & Dries Biodiesel Up To 40 Gallon Batches Minimal Operator Involvement Sealed Stainless Steel Tanks Quick Return On Investment Methanol & Methoxide Level Indicators Optional Fuel Filler Pump Available

Key differences from the BioPro 190 include a smaller tank (40 gallons), a more manual wash cycle, and a simplified head unit. While the machine is smaller it's still a BioPro and still comes packed with all the great features you've come to expect in the BioPro line of Biodiesel Processors.

With the push of a button, Biodiesel can now be easily made inexpensively in a stainless steel automated processor!

Just like the BioPro 190, you simply add oil, catalyst, methanol and sulfuric acid into the machine, press the start button and walk away!

And, just like the BioPro 190, there's no transferring of oil from one place to another, no adjusting levers and valves to make sure things are added just right, no monitoring the process at all. You just put it, press start and carry on with your life.

24 hours later you come back, drain off the glycerin, and press the wash button and let it go to town washing the biodiesel. After each wash, you then manually drain off the wash water and start the next cycle. After 3 washes, you move it into the dry cycle and it takes care of the rest making crystal clear, extremely clean Biodiesel fuel.

The BioPro 150, like the BioPro 190, is made from high-quality 304 Stainless Steel and has been designed for minimal operator involvement. It has a patented logic controller that monitors everything with full built-in monitoring and fault protection. And, for those of you wanting to manually produce your biodiesel it comes with all the switches and manual overrides needed (just in case you REALLY want to be involved in the process).

1. There is only one tank for adding chemicals.
2. First the methanol is added up to the fill level.
3. Then the user pushes the start button, adds the sulfuric acid (150 ml), and waits about 5 minutes for those chemicals to drain and mix with the oil.
4. Then the catalyst (KOH or NaOH) and more methanol is added to the same tank, and the user is then free until returning 24 hours later to drain the glycerin.
5. During the water wash, the waste water is drained off manually after each of the three washes (instead of this happening automatically).

Something extra special about this machine is it's ability to produce Biodiesel using something called the 80/20 method. This allows you to use the machine to create incredibly pure Biodiesel; in fact, if your feedstock is fairly good, the biodiesel made in the BioPro 150 in most cases can pass the ASTM test allowing you to qualify for the first step to sell the fuel.

The units are custom made and built with extreme care and precision. Everything is built to be biodiesel compatible from the start so you know everything will work right out of the shipping crate.

ASTM TEST RESULTS FOR FREE & TOTAL GLYCERIN
Sample was taken on 9/3/2007.
It passed with flying colors!
- Monoglycerides - 0.084%
- Diglycerides - 0.027%
- Triglycerides - 0.007%
- Free Glycerin - 0.004% (Maximum Allowed - 0.02%)
- Total Glycerin - 0.122% (Maximum Allowed - 0.24%)
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FULL ASTM TEST RESULTS
Sample taken on 10/15/2007.
It also passed with flying colors!
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BUILT WITH THE BIODIESEL ASTM STANDARD IN MIND
Click Here To Learn How The BioPro Was Designed Around The ASTM Standard

• Dimensions: 21"w x 21"d x 57"h. Overall height adjustable +/- 2”
• Dimensions (with optional pump): 31"w x 24"d x 57"h. Overall height adjustable +/- 2”
• Weight: Approximately 375 Lbs. (crated).
• Capacity: 40 gallons oil yields up to 40 gallons (150 liters) of finished fuel.
                 8 gallons (30.3 liters) methanol - yields approx. 8 gallons (30.3 liters) glycerin.
• Batch Size: - Processes 40 gallons of oil feedstock (150 liters).
• Construction: TIG welded 14 gauge 304 stainless steel body.
                 Powder coated carbon steel covers.
• Fittings: 304 stainless steel or glass filled polypropylene.
• Electrical:110 VAC / 15 Amp Circuit.
• Controls: AUTO mode controlled by program logic controller;
                 Start button initiates completely automated process;
                 Manual mode controlled by switch actuation.
• Reaction Method: Acid-catalyzed esterification of free fatty acids
                 Then base-catalyzed transesterification of triglycerides;
                 Handles oil that titrates up to 9 (5% FFA) using our titration method
• Wash Method: Triple-stage turbulent water wash.
                 1) Mist Spray, 2) Mist & Agitation, 3) Mist & Agitation
                 Waste water removal done manually by user after each wash.
• Batch Time: Reaction Time - 8 hrs;
                 Initial settling - 16 hrs;
                 Water wash -14 hrs;
                 Drying cycle - Approx 10 hrs:
• Total Process Time: Approx. 48 hours start to finish.

• 40 Gallons (150 Liters) of new or used filtered vegetable oil or oil derived from animal fats (triglycerides)
• Oil transfer pump (for transferring oil into the machine--can also transfer from cartons)
• 400 micron or smaller filters to filter the oil with
• 8 Gallons of methanol (racing fuel) 99.9% pure
• Methanol compatible transfer pump
• 1215 grams Lye (Sodium Hydroxide - NaOH - 98% Pure or higher)
  or 1890 grams Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide - KOH - 90% Pure or higher)
• 150 mL Sulfuric Acid (93% Purity or higher) - Not common battery acid
• 40 Gallons of fresh standing water
• 40 Gallon container for water in
• 40 Gallon container for water out
• Air tight storage containers for methanol, lye/caustic potash, and sulfuric acid
• Protective gloves, face mask, apron, and safety goggles (included)
• Transfer hoses, scales, and measuring cups (included)
• (1) 110-120 volt / 15 amp AC power source

• Biodiesel (Fatty-Acid Ester) from the National Biodiesel Board (42kb)
• Methanol from Methanex (90kb)
• Sodium Hydroxide Pellets (NaOH) from Iowa State University
• Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) from Iowa State University
• Sulfuric Acid from Iowa State University
• Crude Glycerol from Biodiesel Industries/Haycock Petroleum (90kb)