KLEENOIL - Portable Filtration Systems

KLEENOIL operate without the need for staged filtration as the cellulose depth media attains the best level with high dirt holding capacity in one single disposable cartridge, and its action to recirculate the reservoir will remove more dirt with each and every pass ; achieving a balance between contaminant ingress and egress in the system
Most systems have inadequate filtration, or often none. Through a simple offline system connected to the main hydraulic oil reservoir; or as a by-pass system taking a small feed, using ultra fine filtration to remove particle, insoluble and moisture; we can reach the lowest ISO Codes in a working system that might be otherwise unattainable.

Often referred to as ‘Kidney loop systems’ these are complete units with their own motor, pump, and filter. This prevents pressure fluctuations of the main lubrication system from interfering with filtering efficiency. Particulates and moisture are held in the dense filter media, ensuring that they are not introduced back into the system leaving oil “cleaner than new”, reducing downtime and component wear.

KLEENOIL Portable offline oil filtration is a useful decontamination solution for transfer of new fluids into your system, oil recycling, reactive contamination treatment, or as part of a scheduled maintenance program.
Moreover, put into full-time service on an individual machine the benefits are extended as an integrated, permanent solution.

Whether portable or permanent, lubrication maintenance technicians are more commonly relying upon the convenience, effectiveness, and versatility of KLEENOIL offline filtration for optimal fluid cleanliness.

Offline filters can be portable or permanent – The benefits of portable offline filtration carts are already well-known. They can be moved from station to station as needed and conveniently removed from the manufacturing floor when not in use. Although portable units are best suited to condition-based operation, where space does not permit permanent installation, portable units still provide the benefits of enhanced fluid filtration. However, these benefits can be short-lived when other contamination factors are at play. For this reason, many facilities are opting for permanent installation, when possible, for longer-term optimization of fluid cleanliness.

Offline filtration units can be run continuously or as-needed – KLEENOIL, whether portable or permanent, can be run continuously or intermittently. They can also be in operation while the system is in use or during equipment downtime. The benefit of running them when equipment is offline is continual cleaning and polishing of lubricants to mitigate the potentially contaminating side-effects of stationary fluids.

An added degree of lubrication cleanliness – Independent of the main lubrication system, KLEENOIL provides isolated treatment of fluids before they are introduced back into the equipment. While still providing continuous flow, this extra stage of filtration ensures particulates and water are not being continuously circulated through engine systems, gear reducers, and oil reservoirs. This ensures a high degree of lubricant cleanliness that reduces premature wear of machinery and optimizes equipment performance – particularly critical if your main filtration system is overburdened or under-maintained.

Enhanced best practice for fluid transfer – When introducing new fluids into your lubrication system, you cannot take for granted the cleanliness of the material in the barrels you receive. Faulty seals, improper storage, or poor handling may have exposed the lubricant to contamination somewhere along the line. Utilizing an offline filtering unit during transfer ensures optimal cleanliness of the new oil going into your system.

An additional opportunity for lubricant inspection – Even with a well-run lubrication maintenance program, there is always a risk of contamination. Inadequate storage and handling, particulate deposition, or an improper reservoir size that encourages condensation increase the likelihood of contaminants in your fluids. Keeping an eye out for signs of contamination and monitoring debris and moisture levels are essential for keeping your equipment in good operating condition. Offline filter media can be easily inspected for signs of debris, internal component wear, and peaking moisture levels, which will reduce the occurrence of failing machinery and interrupted productivity.