Having a way to reuse coolant by removing oil from the liquid is a simple way for any type of company. In addition to saving the cost of replacing coolant, by effectively filtering and separating out oil and other contaminants, there is a much lower overall disposal cost, which also saves money, time and work requirements for the system.
When looking for a coolant separator for any application, there are very similar factors to consider. By choosing a separator system that meets your current requirements as well as future needs, any business can ensure they are ordering the correct system to provide a top return on investment for years to come.
Capacity of the Separator
While it may be tempting to choose a smaller system that meets current coolant filtration requirements, it is a good idea to think into the future. Are you planning on adding additional equipment or increasing your production capacity that would impact the need to process the coolant? Is your current coolant separator able to meet your needs or is it a problem to provide the coolant processing necessary to optimize the use of the system?
If you are installing a new coolant separator into a workplace, working with the sales representative to ensure the correct size and capacity of the system is selected is always helpful.
Separator Process
The most effective coolant filtration and separation system is not always a complex piece of equipment. In fact, the top companies manufacturing these systems tend to use simple, practical and effective systems to remove the oil and contaminants from the coolant.
Simple systems are more durable, require less maintenance, and also have a longer life cycle. They are also easier to operate and do not require specialized training or technical expertise to use in the workplace.