Coolant Skimmers
Skimmers – Made in Germany.
Our new range of Suction units/Skimmer are the state of the art units where you may clean the solutions instantly and precisely maintaining the coolants to a very high standard for higher performance that you expect
Application.
The fluid surface is drawn off by suction using a skimmer. The skimmer is self-regulating and adjusts continually to the fluid surface and is attached to the tank with a magnet. The removed fluids are gently transfer - red to a sedimentation tank. The oil separator is subject to minimal wear as the removed oils and emulsions do not come into contact with rotating parts such as pumps. The fluid in the sedimentation tank flows back into the tank of the machine via an inclined plate filter. The inclined plate filter ensures optimal and continuous oil removal. The oil separator is switched off automatically when the maximum level in the oil-collecting tank is reached.
Technical data: capacity: Depending on setting up to 250 l/h
Oil removal: 35 l/h
Electrical connection: 230 V, 50 Hz, 0.45 kW, 3.5 A
Dimensions: L 750 x W 500 x H 950 mm.
Made to Order – Manufactured in Germany
Belt oil skimmer
In parts washers, pressure spray operations, oil leakage pits, wastewater, and treatment tanks, pits, sumps, and wells, belt skimmers lift and remove undesirable floating oils from the surface of water or coolants. Pumps are not required for these. These are selective and give you practically oil-like results with very little water.
Features and Advantages
- It's used to get rid of oil that hasn't been emulsified.
- Filtration capacity ranges from 5 to 20 liters per hour.
- Cleaning operations are ongoing. Belt tensioning is done automatically.
- Maintenance is simple. There is only one drive. It's really small.
- Individual machines and huge tanks benefit from this design.
- The attached PDF catalogue lists standard module sizes.
- There are no filters required. Operating costs are extremely minimal.
- There are no costs associated with upkeep. Belt tensioning is done automatically.
The most extensively used oil skimmers with machine tools for removing floating tramp oil from coolant surfaces are belt-type oil skimmers. Unfortunately, when it comes to machine tool applications, the cost of the equipment takes precedence over its performance. Every machine tool manufacturer incorporates belt skimmers with their machines, and floating tramp oil is found in every machine tank, every time. The presence of tramp oil in the coolant despite the use of a belt-type oil skimmer shows that these oil skimmers are ineffective for machine tool coolant application.
The drawbacks of utilizing a belt oil skimmer
Basic design principles
In a belt type oil skimmer, the coolant or metalworking fluid remains stationary as the skimmer rolls across its surface. The fact that the coolant is stationary is the fundamental cause of its decomposition, as it promotes bacterial development. As a result, by their very design, belt-type oil skimmers fall short of their goal.
The belt skimmer is undersized.
A widespread misperception is that you may save money by purchasing a smaller skimmer with a lower lit-per-hour skimming capability. Purchasing a little or mini-unit instead of an industrial-sized skimmer, on the other hand, can be ineffective. Oil skimmers should be chosen based on their surface area rather than the volume of oil cleaned.
