Oil Mist With Small Size And Light Weight And Large Air Volume And Low Energy Consumption

The unit collects and purifies oil mist and aerosol generated by machining centers, CNC lathes, cleaning equipment, cold forging machines, grinders, corers and similar manufacturing processes to improve workplace air quality and protect equipment.

Air volume ranges from 300 to 2000 m³/h (models available across this range). Rated power is 0.12–0.75 kW depending on the model.

Standard configuration is 3-phase 380V, 50Hz. Customized voltage/frequency options are available on request to suit local power supplies.

The collector is designed for high air volume with low energy consumption; typical power draw across models is between 0.12 and 0.75 kW, providing efficient cleaning while minimizing electricity cost.

No consumable filters are required according to the product description, which reduces ongoing operating costs. Contact the supplier for details about any occasional replaceable wear parts.

Routine maintenance generally includes emptying/removing collected oil, visually inspecting and cleaning collection components, and checking fan and electrical connections. Frequency depends on usage intensity — inspect weekly to monthly and follow the supplier's maintenance guidance.

The product comes with a 1-year warranty for the full machine and core components. The supplier also provides a machinery test report, outgoing inspection video, and online support after the warranty period.

Noise levels vary by model and operating point, typically in the range of 59–70 dB.

Suction diameters are available in the range of 100–250 mm to fit common ducting and hoods.

The collector can handle static pressures in the range of approximately 100–800 Pa, depending on model and configuration.

Yes — the compact, lightweight design makes installation and relocation straightforward. Specific mounting or mobility accessories (casters, brackets, duct kits) may be available from the supplier.

Coverage depends on required capture efficiency, ducting layout and distance. In many cases a single appropriately sized unit can serve a small cell or machine group; for larger areas or multiple distant points, multiple units or a ducted system are recommended. Contact the supplier with your floor plan and capture requirements for sizing guidance.

The supplier provides a machinery test report and inspection video. For specific certifications (CE, UL, local approvals), ask the supplier at time of purchase — many certification options can be provided or arranged per customer requirements.

Select a model based on required capture airflow (m³/h), suction inlet size, static pressure losses from ducting/hoods, and noise or size constraints. Provide details about the machine type, number of machines, distance to the collector, and typical oil mist generation when contacting sales for a recommended model and quotation.