What should I do if there is water in the oil? Coalescence dewatering oil filter

The coalescing dehydration oil filter has a five-stage filtration system, which integrates the functions of precision filtration and 

high-efficiency dehydration. It has high dehydration efficiency and strong capacity, and is especially suitable for separating large 

amounts of water in oil.

Through the filtration of the particle filtration system, the cleanliness of the medium can be stably controlled to the state required

 by the system to ensure the cleanliness of the oil.

When the oil flows through the coalescing separator, it undergoes four process stages of filtration, coalescence, sedimentation, and separation to achieve the function of filtering out particulate pollutants and removing water.

The outer demulsification and coalescence layer condenses the tiny water droplets in the oil into water droplets. The larger water droplets rely on their own gravity to settle into the water tank. The smaller water droplets will be entrained by the oil before they can settle. Direct the flow to the separation filter element.