Filter Coolants with an
EdjeTech Coolant Filtration System
(C.R.O.S.S.) C.R.O.S.S. Literature
Coolant
Recovery Oil Separator System Flow rates of 2GPM and up.
These systems are centrally located in the shop to
filter contaminated water soluble cutting fluid and
provide clean fluid back to the shop floor. This system
removes free-floating oil, mechanically dispersed oil
(beaten in oil) and suspended solids. They automatically
maintain fluid level and mix proper fluid concentration
so the shop floor never runs low on clean fluid. They
will not remove emulsified oils.
EdjeTech’s coolant filtration system (C.R.O.S.S.)
is a liquid/solid AND a liquid/liquid
separation system using the best balance
of filtration.
To filter coolants with one of our
systems, the operator discharges the
contaminated fluid into the dirty fluid
tank. The tramp oil separator (also
known as an oil water separator)
processes the fluid in the dirty fluid
tank then discharges the clean fluid
into the clean fluid tank. The fluid is
aerated by cascading over the dividing
wall between the clean and dirty tank.
This completes one batch. This process
is done continually to maintain the
fluid. The coolant proportioner will
automatically discharge premixed fluid
into the dirty tank to maintain the
coolant concentration and keep an
adequate supply of fluid on hand at all
times.
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EdjeTech C.R.O.S.S. with paper
bed filter and coolant return
system (CRS) |
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Tramp oil
being removed from metalworking
fluid |
Clean
fluid coming from tramp oil
separator |
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Basic C.R.O.S.S. with CRS |
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