Water surface oil-spilling reclaiming device

A waterborne overflow saver is characterized in that the saver comprises a tube body which can float on the water surface and has upper and lower openings, an oil suction pump arranged on the tube body and an electric motor which can drive the oil suction pump to work, the oil suction pump has a downward outrigger shaft with a blade wheel arranged on the shaft end and the oil outlet of the oil suction pump is connected with an oil pipeline also as an operating grip. The tube body has a serrated upper edgeways and a hopper under base. The utility model uses difference density of oil and water to generate centrifugal force difference for oil-water layered when rotating, then the waterborne floating oil gathers in the middle and the thickness of oil layer is accelerated, thereby the oil suction pump sucks the oil conveniently and the floating oil can be recovered timely.