The Hydraulic Oil Purifier can perform high-precision deep purification,
effectively controlling oil contamination levels. In addition, using an oil
filter machine to purify new oil during refilling is also very necessary, as it
prevents bringing residual contaminants from the system pipeline into the new
oil.
Where does contamination come from?
Hydraulic oil contamination mainly comes from three sources:
Internal generation: Metal debris generated from the friction of hydraulic
components (such as pumps and valves) during movement, as well as gums, sludge,
and other substances formed when the oil oxidizes under high temperature and
high pressure.
External intrusion: Dust and sand from the air entering through the tank
breather or areas with poor sealing, as well as moisture mixed in due to
temperature differences or sealing issues.
Residual contaminants: Impurities not fully removed during the manufacturing,
assembly, or maintenance of the equipment.
Contaminants: The “invisible killer'”of hydraulic systems
These seemingly tiny contaminants can cause serious damage to the system:
Accelerate component wear: Hard particles act like abrasives, accelerating the
wear of precision components such as pumps and valves, which is the main reason
for system performance degradation and shortened lifespan.
Cause valve failure: Contaminant particles can cause hydraulic valves to stick,
malfunction, or result in rapid wear of the valve core, directly affecting
system precision control.
Damage oil pumps: Oil containing water or particles can cause cavitation in the
pump, corrode components, and in severe cases, even burn out the pump.
Accelerate oil deterioration: Water and impurities catalyze the oxidation of
hydraulic oil, leading to performance degradation. Acids generated from
oxidation can also corrode metal components.
Shorten seal life: Dirty oil accelerates the wear of seals and guiding
components, causing system leaks.
Oil filter machines: How to solve the problem?
Unlike the 'coarse filtration' on the equipment that can only intercept large
particles, an oil filtration machine achieves 'fine filtration,' effectively
solving these issues:
Efficiently remove solid impurities: Hydraulic Oil Filter Machine use
high-precision filter elements that can effectively filter out tiny particles,
which are the most harmful to the system.
Effectively remove water in the oil: Some oil filtration machine have powerful
dehydration functions, removing dissolved and free water, preventing oil
emulsification.
Restore oil performance: By removing contaminants, Hydraulic Oil Recycling can
restore the lubrication, heat dissipation, and other properties of hydraulic
oil, effectively 'regenerating' it.
Bring significant benefits: Ultimately extending equipment life, reducing
unexpected downtime, and lowering maintenance costs.
In summary, using an Hydraulic Oil Filtration Machine to recycle hydraulic oil
is a proactive and cost-effective maintenance strategy. By removing various
contaminants, it effectively protects expensive hydraulic components, ensures
stable and reliable system operation, and significantly extends the service
life of both the equipment and the oil.