[Case Study of Micro Separator] Utilization of Lubricating Oil Circulation in Injection Molding Machines

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last updated：Jan 22, 2020

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Company C has begun specific investigations into whether contaminants in lubricating oil can be removed using filters and micro-separators, and they have requested oil analysis from our company. In horizontal injection molding machines, there is a high incidence of moisture contamination, making the recycling of lubricating oil difficult. However, in the case of vertical machines, it has been determined that purification with a micro-separator is possible, and testing has commenced. Analysis of the lubricating oil in use revealed that most of the contaminants were minute metal particles. As a result of the analysis, it was demonstrated that the oil in the lubrication section was in a condition close to that of new oil, with no issues regarding viscosity. [Case Summary] ■ User: Company C (Injection Molding Machine Manufacturer) ■ Machine: Vertical Injection Molding Machine ■ Tank: 25L ■ Pump: Drip Lubrication ■ Product Used: MSR-200 Type, 1 unit *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.