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A Technical Advantage
Engines continuously generate many very small
contaminants that escape current full-flow filter
systems:
Typically, full-flow filters remove
large oil contaminants, while additional bypass filters
still allow almost all contaminants below 1 micron to
remain in the oil system. These particles of carbon, soot and
dirt accumulate and recirculate with the oil, eventually
attacking crankshaft bearings and pistons, causing
premature wear and possible engine failure. Alternatively, centrifuge technology
removes abrasive dirt below 1 micron. The entire process
reduces bearing and piston ring wear for overall lower
maintenance costs. Reduces manufacturing time and costs to
produce biodiesel from waste vegetable oil (WVO) and
other sources. Removes solids from bio-diesel and
waste oils that would normally cause excessive wear of
fuel injection equipment. These sub micron particles can
not be removed by regular filters.
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