The most critical components in the Kleentek system are two stainless-steel tanks that house the system’s filtration element. These high-capacity collection elements provide operation to 8000 hr. An electrode provides a high-voltage charge, a high-capacity collector uses multiple cleaning fields for optimal varnish removal, and a fluid switch monitors oil level to activate controls.
By using gradient force, the system takes advantage of the natural charge that each contaminant contains. Contaminants with a positive charge are drawn toward a negative electrode within the center of the collector, while those with inherent negative charge are drawn toward a grounded surface on the outside of the collector.
The system taps into a hydraulic system as a kidney loop to draw oil from a main reservoir and circulate it at low velocity for continuous removal of contaminants from hydraulic fluids. Each system includes a positive displacement gear pump that regulates oil flow and a fully-enclosed, fan-cooled
14-hp motor.
The DOC-N100 is the largest capacity model, with the largest cleaning chamber and flow rates. Other models available include the DOC-R3, DOC-N10, DOC-S10, DOC-N25, DOC-S25, and DOC-N50.
Make contact:
UAS Kleentek
Cincinnati, OH
(513) 891-0400
www.kleentek.com
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Specification ranges for seven models
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Cleaning Chamber Capacity: |
0.79 to 18.48 gal |
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Flow rates: |
0.25 to 5.5 gpm |
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Width: |
11.1 to 20.75 in. |
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Length: |
14 to 43.25 in. |
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Height: |
26.15 to 33.25 in. |
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Weight: |
42 to 270 lb |
