What material should be used to clean the lubricating oil filter screen?
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This post was last edited by yxmqh on 2010-10-25 at 15:45. When lubricating the pump, it is necessary to follow a \"three-stage filtration\" process. What material should be used to clean the filters, and how often should they be cleaned?
This method might not be standard; we often wash it with kerosene and then blow it in the opposite direction using compressed air~
We clean the sampling points for the diesel and gasoline produced by the facility.
Gasoline, diesel, kerosene, or other solvent oils can be used for cleaning; after that, high-pressure air can be used to blow it away, though this is not a standard method.
Wash with kerosene, then rinse with a medium, and finally blow in the opposite direction with compressed air
We often clean it with carbon tetrachloride and then dry it with nitrogen!
We first rinse it with hot water from the water tank in the extruder barrel; the pressure in the tank is 2.0 MPa and the temperature is 180°C℃； Then blow it clean with instrument air (clean compressor air).
I think any layer will work, but be sure the cleaning agent is clean; even laundry detergent can be used； It is possible to dry it with compressed air, but clean and dry air should be used; the key is to ensure that no other cleaning agents, especially water, remain on the filter
washing oil, acetone, kerosene, carbon tetrachloride, etc