Can hydraulic oil filters filter all oil products?

Oil filter is a general term for a type of product, mainly used to filter engine oil to improve its quality. However, due to the different standards used in each industry and oil, the types of oil filters also vary. According to the different principles of oil filters, the commonly used oil filters currently include: plate and frame oil filters, vacuum oil filters, coalescence settling oil filters, centrifugal oil filters, electrostatic adsorption oil filters, stainless steel oil filters, automatic slag removal oil filters, bag type oil filters, etc.

Because the principles of oil filtration are different, the methods used for oil filtration are also different.

Filter impurities usually use plate and frame type oil filters, filter oilers, automatic slag removal oil filters, and bag dust collectors.

Vacuum oil filters and bag filters will be used to filter impurities, moisture, and gases.

The decolorization and regeneration of oil products adopt vibration slag removal and decolorization oil filters and automatic slag removal oil filters.

The use of oil filters can extend the maintenance cycle and service life of equipment, greatly reducing production costs. The use of oil filters greatly reduces pollutants in the oil, improves the viscosity, flash point, and emulsification of the oil, and enables the oil to quickly recover to the required performance, approaching or meeting the corresponding national new oil standards.

When the oil filter stops after operation, turn off the heater, stop the oil pump, and then stop the oil drain pump. Close the inlet and outlet valves. When the pressure vacuum gauge value reaches above the working vacuum level, close the vacuum valve, then stop the vacuum pump, cool the oil discharged from the condenser with the pump, and close other valves. Cut off the main power supply. If the ambient temperature is below 0 or if it has been out of service for more than a month, the water tank should be fully used.