Verde Biofuel | VBT1200 Mobile Biodiesel Processor
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VBT 1200 — 5 x 8 Mobile Biodiesel Processor
The bare bones work horse of our line-up, this mobile biodiesel processor has a more confined interior. It is very user friendly and capable of producing 300 gallons of biodiesel every 5 days.
All our biodiesel processors come with our proprietary control panel employing time sensitive switches that reduce the chance for human error and cut working time in half.
Designed by an authority in biodiesel refining, these processors are the easiest to operate and safest units on the market today. Get Green!
VBT 1200 5′ x 8′ Mobile Biodiesel Processor
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