Specifications
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System Specs
| Nominal Flow | 1 l/min (0,26 GPM) per cartridge |
| By-pass Opening Pressure | 5 bar (72,5 psi) |
| Pump Safety Valve | 15 bar (217 psi) |
| Fluid Temperature | 20° – 80° C (68° – 176° F) |
| Power Supply | 10.00 / 254 |
| Inlet Connection | Depending on the pump, contact a Des-Case sales representative |
| Outlet Connection | 1/2’’ BSPP female |
| System Seal | FPM (Viton) |
| Fluid Compatibility | Mineral oil, synthetic ester, phosphate esters (for other fluids, please contact us) |
| Dimensions | Unit dependent, contact a Des-Case sales representative |
| Weight | Unit dependent, contact a Des-Case sales representative |
Element Specs
| Cartridge Material | Long Fiber Cellulose / Polypropylene |
| Apparent Dirt Holding Capacity | 1.955 g (4,3 lb) |
| Water Absorption | 2.6 liters (0.69 gal) |
Features
Benefits
- Reduces the rate of additive consumption
- Reduces and prevents servo valve sticking
- Removes oxidation by-products
- Does not add water or other by-products to the system
- Operates at a wide range of oil temperatures
- Compatible with all mineral and phosphate ester fluids
- Operates on fluids containing more than 500 ppm of water
- Can be configured for applications with fluid volumes up to 36,000 liters (9,500 gallons)
- Due to its modular design, you can choose from a variety of housing lengths or combine multiple housings for a larger system.
Industries and Applications
Varnish is a common problem often seen in applications that use the new group II & III base oils. It’s a result of water problems, air problems, temperature fluctuations and oil degradation. This is often a problem in a variety of industrial applications like…
- Power generation (turbines)
- Steel, copper, aluminum (presses)
- Pulp and paper (paper machines)
- Plastic injection molding and blow molding
- Automotive and tires (stamping / forging / curing)
- Petrochemical (compressors)
- Aerospace (flight simulators)
Did You Know...
Contamination is the greatest single cause of lubrication malfunction and subsequent excessive wear of parts?
Less than 0.5% of a plant’s maintenance budget is spent purchasing lubricants, but the downstream effects of poor lubrication can impact as much as 30% of a plant’s total maintenance cost each year.
It cost ten times as much to remove contamination from equipment than it does to exclude it?
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