Homogenizing Peripheral Devices
PureFlow Oil Purification Unit
GEA PureFlow is the bypass oil-filtering unit for homogenizers that guarantees continuous oil regeneration by removing particles, water and corrosive gases.
Combining efficiency with resource savings
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GEA PureFlow is engineered to operate independently of the homogenizer, so that its maintenance does not affect machine operation and performance, allowing customers to save time and costs. The lifetime, quality and safety of the oil are all significantly improved by using the PureFlow.
How it works
The PureFlow receives the oil from the homogenizer’s lubricating unit tank. The oil is first forced into a strainer pre-filter, then pushed into the main filter, where long-staple cotton fibers capture particles as small as 1 micron. The PureFlow then applies a flash evaporation process to dehydrate the oil and remove chemical contaminants. Finally, the purified oil flows back inside the homogenizer.
Key benefits
- Continuous oil regeneration
- Up to 5-times longer oil lifetime*
- Up to 80% less oil consumption*
- No contamination or condensation
- Improved oil quality and operational safety
- Purifies even severely contaminated oil
Resource-efficient configuration for homogenizers
GEA PureFlow is part of the resource-efficient configuration for homogenizers. Learn more >>
*When compared to homogenizers without PureFlow.
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