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The ELIMINATOR The ELIMINATOR is a
patent-pending pre-filtering device used
in conjunction with conventional mist collectors. It will work with
any type of mist collection system: centrifugal, media or
electrostatic. It
is a cyclonic separating system. The mist contaminated air is pulled
through a cylinder that contains stationary vanes which, in turn,
force air to spin in a cyclonic fashion. This turbulent effect
forces the heavy airborne particles to the outer wall of the
collection chamber. The collected mist is now in liquid form and
routed to the drain. This oil or coolant can be recycled directly
back into the reservoir. Longer Filter Life When
installed properly, the ELIMINATOR can be 90% to 95% effective
in removing mist from the air. This results in cleaner exhausted air
and longer filter life. Extending the filter life of conventional
mist collectors was the #1 goal when developing this product. The
ELIMINATOR
is all steel welded construction and powder-coated with an epoxy
finish. There are no filters to replace and no parts that will wear
out. It is completely washable, and built to last. It will work
equally as well collecting oil coolants or water coolants. Machining
centers that use high-pressure coolants can generate large amounts
of mist. Mist collectors are typically designed to handle only
moderate amounts of mist, and their filters tend to become
overloaded or saturated. By installing an ELIMINATOR as a
pre-filtering stage to eliminate the majority of this mist, it
allows for easy removal of the remaining contaminates. Better Drum Balance, Less Downtime Centrifugal
types of mist collectors are commonly used to remove large amounts
of oil mist. They are small and usually very effective on oily mist.
The centrifugal types are notorious for balance problems due to the
nature of their design. With the help of an ELIMINATOR
to remove the majority of the contaminates, drum balance becomes
less of a problem. Media type mist collectors require some downtime to allow the filters to drain. If the machining centers are running 24-hours a day, downtime for mist collectors is difficult. Without time to drain, the filters become saturated and lose their effectiveness. Installing an ELIMINATOR will help solve this problem by reducing the amount of mist that reaches the filters.
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