Current Challenges
Fats, oils, and greases (F.O.G.s) are a major issue in pump and lift stations, causing float obstructions, pump damage, increased energy use, foul odours, and costly manual sludge removal. Globally, grease is the leading cause of sewer line blockages and overflows, not debris. Manual unblocking only shifts the problem downstream.
 
Conventional Solutions
Traditional cleaning and pumping methods for pump stations are costly, inefficient, and environmentally unfriendly, with high carbon footprints. They offer only temporary relief, as issues quickly return, leading to repeated high expenses.
 
The Solution
Regular automated dosing with Pump Station Gobbler offers a permanent, eco-friendly solution to pump station problems. It uses a proprietary blend of locally cultivated bacteria that produce targeted enzymes to break down all waste types into water and carbon dioxide. The formula also penetrates and liquefies heavy grease deposits. This prevents blockages, reduces odour, and cuts maintenance, energy use, and downtime—delivering benefits throughout the sewer system and treatment plant.
 
Sewer Overflows & Spills
Pump Station Gobbler helps prevent dangerous sewage overflows—common in blocked pump stations—that can lead to serious health risks like typhoid and cholera. It works by controlling harmful pathogens through Competitive Exclusion, where beneficial microbes outcompete and suppress disease-causing ones, significantly reducing health hazards in affected areas.
 
Dosing & Automation
Pump Station Gobbler is a liquid biological treatment designed for easy, automated dosing into pump or lift stations using the Ecozyme Advanced Dosing System. For best results, it should be used alongside Ecozyme Sewer Gobbler in sewer plants to maximize bio-enzyme waste degradation.
 
Product Specifications
Cultivated from S.A. Soils
Min. CFU Count: 7 x 10⁹ per ml
EDTA Free
Eco-Choice Accredited
Heritage Enviro Certified
Non-toxic, non-corrosive
Non-volatile, vapour-free
Non-oxidizing
E. coli, Salmonella, Coliform free
Microbes are endotoxin-free
Non genetically modified
Non mutagenic
 
Dosage Rates
Shock Dose:
0,1% to 1% of total sludge volume (if required)
 
Maintenance Dose:
1 to 5L per million litres of daily flow rate