Oil Mist Purifier
Contaminated air enters the contaminated air chamber through the air inlet. Here, under the force of gravity, some larger droplets separate from the air and fall out.
During the first stage of filtration, the incoming gas is evenly drawn toward the second-stage filter layer. Both filter layers are woven from metal fibers. Alternatively, the first-stage filter layer may be woven from metal fibers, while the second-stage filter layer is woven from fine fibers. Regardless of the material used, the filter elements are regenerative.
Dust-laden oil mist droplets are trapped and separated by the filter layers. The separated oil mist and residues flow through the first-stage filter layer onto the sloped base plate of the separator and are discharged from the main unit through the drain port.
The separated oil mist can be disposed of as machine tool waste oil or recirculated back into the oil-based machining system.
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Oil Mist Purifier
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Features and Advantages
High-Efficiency Purification
Multi-stage filtration design
Stable airflow
High-efficiency particle capture
Cost-Effective and Safe
Mechanical Separation
Configuration Options
Space-Saving
Modular design for high flexibility
Compact structure with a small footprint
Optimized equipment layout
Customizable
Energy-Efficient and Eco-Friendly
Easy maintenance
Reusable filter cartridges
Long filter cartridge service life
Automatic flushing system (optional)







