350W Oil Mist Eliminator, 1100Pa, 600 m³/h

This cost-efficient oil mist eliminator integrated with centrifugal impeller, multi-layer filtration as well as HEPA filter carries high rotary speed, simple structure and convenient operation. It is energized by a three-phase motor with the rated voltage of 350W, wind pressure of 1100Pa and air volume of 600 m³/h, commonly used in processing centers, machine tools, grinder machines, gear milling, gear grinding, carve milling to clean up emulsion, cutting fluid, oil mist, fume and waste gases induced in production process.

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Tips: mechanical oil mist eliminator working principle

1. The oil mist is extracted into the special filter and then the centrifugal separation system with the help of induced draft fan.
2. Amid the centrifugal separation system, the impeller in high-speed rotation produces strong centrifugal force which, together with the acceleration of coalescer, combines oil mist particles over 3μm in diameter, transform them into liquid after isolating them from exhaust gas and leave them in the oil collecting device via the oil return port.
3. Subsequently, the oil mist passes through multi-layer high-efficiency filter cotton pieces and air filter cartridge, successfully blocking those smaller oil mist particles
4. Finally, the purified exhaust air is discharged up to the standard.
   Centrifugal technology is exactly at the core of this type of machine. First, the air containing oil mist is forced into the inlet of the eliminator by vacuum negative pressure generated from the high-speed revolving impeller. Then, the oil mist meets the primary filter in which liquid oil particles are left behind by the filter screen with the particles gathering into droplets, and finally dripping into the oil collecting tank, thus the preliminary filtration being complete. The remaining aerosol particles are pushed by the impeller to form a gas flow, condensed into liquid, intercepted by a medium-efficiency filter, and then again will gather and drip into the oil collecting tank to achieve further gas filtration. Lastly, the missing fine particles are intercepted by impact. The purified air can be discharged into the room for reutilization, and the separated oil can also be recycled after being discharged into the collecting cartridge from the oil outlet of the purifier.