Thank you for your interest in Kaydon Filtration. We are excited to share how our company can help expand the potential of your energy resources while protecting and leveraging your significant capital investments in equipment.

Since the founder of our company, Sylvanus Freelove Bowser, perfected the self-measuring water pump in 1888, the Kaydon Filtration organization has continually grown and championed innovation. For the past 70 years, we have set the standards in oil filtration and conditioning that others have tried to duplicate. Beginning with the breakthrough performance of the Bowser 832P system and moving up to our current state-of-the-art Turbo Tocã Turbine Oil Conditioning System, Kaydon Filtration continues to respond to specific needs in the marketplace with innovations that are designed to perform – now and for decades to come. We invite you to learn more about how we are extending your energy!

History
Kaydon Filtration has been a leader in fuel and oil conditioning for more than 70 years.Our company, however, began its impressive growth more than 120 years ago in Fort Wayne, Indiana with a single solution – the invention of a water pump.

Kaydon Divisions
Kaydon Bearings the world`s leading manufacturer of thin section bearings, sets the industry standard. Reali-Slim® bearings are ideal for applications in aviation, aerospace, robotics, machine tools, semiconductor manufacturing.

News And Events
Effective January 1, 2010 Kaydon Filtration will no longer support the Bowser 832 P including parts, elements or operational troubleshooting, however you can learn more about upgrading your system to a Turbo-TOC® Oil.

Careers
Thank you for your interest in Kaydon Filtration. There are currently no positions available at this time. Please continue to check back for future opportunities.

Kaydon Advantage
Kaydon Filtration coalescers are specifically formulated to efficiently separate water from a variety of fluids like aviation fuel, diesel fuel, turbine oil, etc.

Model 825-2 -Over Flow Sight

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