
- Consistenly high collecting efficiency
- Longest possible service intervals.
- The filtered air can often be returned to the premises.
- The returned oil can be used for recycling.
- Low noise level
Functional description
Contaminated air is sucked into the inlet (1) in the lower section of the filter unit and passes through: filter stage 1 (2), where the majority of the the oil particles are trapped.
When filter stage 1 unit reaches a state of equilibrium, the oil drops that have been caught drain down into the bottom of the filter, which acts as a collection container and are pumped (8)(accessory) or drained away.
The air passes through an additional Absolent filter (3), where remaining particles are filtered out and on via a HEPA filter (4) to the external fan. Generally the air is now so clean it can be returned directly to the premises.
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1. Inlet, pipe connection
2. Filter stage 1
3. Filter stage 2
4. Hepa filter
5. Outlet
6. Pressure gauges
7. Control cabinet
(not illustrated, accessory)
8. Return oil tank /pump
& pump (accessory)
9. Outlet
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