Oil cleaning systems have played a major role in aiding a machine to run in an efficient and reliable manner. Working on the concept of centrifugal force, these devices are constantly cleansing the oil which is used in heavy duty machinery. The oil enters the equipment and goes through a high-end rotor, which further shifts the oil into a hollow rotor shaft. This pressure is the regenerated into energy, thus causing the oil to escape through jets, thus creating a power and speed of over 7000 RPM. The remaining force cleanses the oil deposits in the inner walls of the rotor, thus redirecting the fresh oil straght back into the tank.
Selection Chart:
| Oil Cleaning System Model | Nominal Flow Rate | Dirt Holding Capacity | Dimension
(W*D*H) Inch | | OCS 500 | 500 LPH | 500 cc | 22*12*30 | | OCS 750 | 750 LPH | 1000 cc | 22*12*33 | | OCS 1500 | 1500 LPH | 2000 cc | 24*13*38 | | OCS 4000 | 4000 LPH | 6000 cc | 30*18*44 | | OCS 8000 | 8000 LPH | 12000 cc | 33*28*44 | | OCS 1000 P | 1000 LPH | 1000 cc | 28*18*36 | | OCS 1500 P | 1500 LPH | 2000 cc | 30*20*38 | | OCS 4000 P | 4000 LPH | 6000 cc | 33*23*44 |
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