Hydraulic Oil Cleaning And Purification

Product Description

Oil Cleaning System can remove contamination down to less than one micron, water, air & gases and lower oxidized molecules of oi

Oil Cleaning System can remove contamination down to less than one micron, water, air & gases and lower oxidized molecules of oil from hydraulic oils. It can be installed permanently on any hydraulic power-pack as a by-pass oil cleaning unit. It can be installed with a pressure reducing valve taking oil inlet from the high pressure machine oil circuit or it can be installed with a separate pump / motor to take out oil from the parent tank. it can also be used as a mobile machine to clean oil in a number of machines.

Hydraulic Oil Purification Systems

Unique features:

* Oil Cleaning System can remove contamination down to less than one micron, water, air & gases and lower oxidised molecules of oil from hydraulic oils.
* it can be installed permanently on any hydraulic power-pack as a by-pass oil cleaning unit.
* It can be installed with a pressure reducing valve taking oil inlet from the high pressure machine oil circuit or it can be installed with a separate pump/motor to take out oil from the parent tank.it can also be used as a mobile machine to clean oil in a number of machines.
* mobile machines are fitted with pump / motor, pre-heater, vacuum pump etc to clean oil in the parent machine oil tank or outside it in drums or other reservoirs.

Technical Feasibility :

Machines already have filters. Why do we need the Oil Cleaning system for cleaning hydraulic oils ?
* Machine filters cannot stop oil degradation by protecting its additives.
* Machine filters cannot remove trapped air from oil. In hydraulic systems, entrained air produces sponginess and loss of precision control due to the air�s compressibility.
* Machine filters cannot remove moisture. Water causes foaming in oils and reduces component life. It increases the rate of oxidation of the base oil.
* Machine filters cannot remove oxidised lighter weight molecules of oil. Further oxidation {of these initial by-products of oxidation} causes formation of sludge, varnish and lacquer.
* Machine filters cannot remove sludge, varnish and lacquer from oils. Once formed, varnish deposits on servo, proportional and other tight-clearance hydraulic valves result in sticking, which can slow or stop operation.
* Machine filters cannot remove contamination less than *0 microns whereas some critical components in hydraulic systems have clearances between 0.5 microns to 4 microns.