Mist Spot — Filter for Oil Mist

The contaminated air enters the first stage of pre-filtration, which aids in the collection of fine particles. Then, the air passes through a metal pre-filter. The third stage involves a fine cleaning filter.

The specifications depend on the package elements. For each client, we create a project based on a detailed survey about the production site and the nature of the dust.
The oil mist collector can optionally be designed to be unconventional depending on the client's technical task.

We always compromise with the client and are willing to add the necessary functions range as well as other characteristics and parameters to the standard package.

The contaminated air flow, in the form of oil mist/smoke, is drawn into the filter through an inlet connection by the suction generated by the exhaust fan. Upon entering, the air enters the first stage of pre-filtration, where centrifugal forces separate the oil phase. The pre-cleaned air is then evenly distributed in the filter chamber and passes through a pre-filter, where fine chips, dust, and scale settle. Next, the air passes through the filter cartridge, which captures smaller oil droplets.

The accumulated oil droplets on the surface of the cartridge coalesce and, under the force of gravity, drain down and are discharged from the filter through the inlet connection. During operation, the filter's fibrous filter material collects contaminants, leading to an increase in its resistance, characterized by a change in pressure within the filter chamber. The pressure drop is monitored using a differential pressure gauge (available upon request) installed on the filter housing. When the pressure drop reaches its maximum value, the filter element needs to be replaced.