Condensate Oil-Water Separators
Key Features
- Contributes to the protection of the environment and human health by separating oil before discharge
- The amount of condensate may vary between 10-10,000 L per month depending on compressor size and operating time
- Lubricated compressors may contain oil levels up to 2000 mg per liter
- Provides pre-discharge treatment in compliance with environmental regulations
- Separator system structure that does not create energy costs
- Long filter life and easy retrofit installation advantage
Product Detail
Condensate oil-water separators ensure that the oil contained in condensate generated in compressed air systems is separated before being discharged into the drain line.
This process is an important treatment stage in terms of complying with environmental regulations and protecting human health.
Condensate Oil-Water Separators
Separating and removing the oil contained in condensate to be discharged into drains in compressed air systems is important for the environment and human health.
The amount of condensate varies depending on compressor size and operating time. This amount may range from 10 liters to 10,000 liters per month.
Lubricated compressors may contain oil levels up to 2000 mg per liter. According to environmental regulations, condensate must be purified from oil before being discharged into drains.
SPX Flow HSP and HS Series
SPX Flow HSP and HS series condensate separators have no energy cost. Separator filters offer long service life until the next maintenance.
Thanks to their structure that can be easily installed on old systems, they can be practically integrated into existing compressed air installations.
Technical Advantage
Thanks to its operating structure that does not create energy costs and long filter life, it helps reduce maintenance and operating costs in businesses.
Usage Advantage
With its easy retrofit installation feature, it can be quickly applied to existing systems. It provides environmentally friendly use by offering pre-discharge treatment.