Bypass Oil Purification
Eco-Tek Bypass Oil Purification System remove particles down to 2 micron, but also remove water and oxidation residues.
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Efficient oil filtration is a necessity and improving oil cleanliness results in important savings. Everybody agrees. But how can solid particles as well as water and sludge be removed? |
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Very simple... with ECO-TEK BYPASS OIL PURIFIRER ! Eco-Tek bypass filters are based on the AXIAL flow principle whereby the oil has to pass a filter mass of 114 mm! That's very different from the 1-2 mm thickness of conventional inline filters. In addition Eco-Tek bypass filters use a specially designed cellulose medium that allows absorption of water and oxidation residues. That makes Eco-Tek bypass filters all-in-one OIL CLEANING devices, and not just oil filters. |
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One of the reasons for Eco-Tek’s efficiency and high level of performance is because it executes optimum filtration principles and mechanisms into practice: Low flow, low pressure, no flow and pressure pulses & axial filtration combined with patented cellulose filter material that forces the oil to pass through 114 mm of oil filter material.The result is a filtration system that, with one filter element enables efficient removal of solid particles water sludge, resins and oxidation products. 3 functions, all within 1 single filter element! |
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Filter element setup Made from a special cellulose material 1 wound onto central core 2 it combines micro and depth filtration by using the axial filtration principle (flow direction from the top 3 to the bottom 4). A card sleeve 5 compresses the lower part to increase the density. A non-woven cloth 6 protects the base and stops particle and media migration. All elements are fitted with 2 lifting strips 7 for easy removal.
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After a few weeks in operation you will see your dark coloured oil gradually clearing and becoming as brilliant as new. This combination of 3 features and the high level of efficiency for each make the Eco-Tek unique in oil filtration, world-wide.
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