Industrial oil contamination—especially by焦油—is a silent killer of equipment lifespan and product quality. In food processing, cosmetics, and heavy machinery industries, even trace amounts of焦油 can compromise safety, consistency, and compliance. That’s where advanced filtration technology becomes not just an option, but a necessity.
焦油 is a complex mixture of high-molecular-weight hydrocarbons that adhere strongly to metal surfaces and dissolve into oils during thermal processing. Traditional filters often fail because they lack the multi-stage approach needed for complete removal. For example, one client in the edible oil sector reported a焦油 removal rate of only 75% using conventional methods—a figure that dropped their final product purity below acceptable ISO standards.
Our全自动向日葵油过滤机 (Automatic Sunflower Oil Filter) uses a four-step purification system:
This integrated design boosts overall焦油 removal efficiency to over 98%, as verified by third-party lab tests at a major vegetable oil manufacturer in India. Their output now meets both ISO 22000 and GB/T 24693 standards—critical for exporting to EU and Middle East markets.
Unlike manual systems prone to human error, our filter features PID temperature control and real-time pressure feedback loops. These ensure optimal flow rates and prevent overheating or blockages—even during extended runs. One industrial lubricant producer saw a 40% reduction in downtime after switching to automated control, directly improving throughput.
| Application | Key Parameters | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Edible Oil Processing | Temp: 60–80°C | Flow Rate: 2–5 m³/h | Purity >98% | No off-flavors |
| Cosmetic Raw Materials | Temp: 40–60°C | Pressure: 0.3–0.5 MPa | Viscosity stable | Odor-free |
| Industrial Lubricants | Temp: 80–120°C | Continuous Operation | No degradation over 1000 hrs |
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