Operating principle
The oil-contaminated air passes through a settling chamber where, through gravitational separation, the coarser pollutant particles are deposited. The air then comes into contact with a static droplet separator made of galvanized profiles, designed to condense a significant portion of the moisture. The air subsequently passes through a modular mechanical pre-filter and then through a modular fiber filter specifically designed for the treatment of oil mist. After these filtration stages, the air is completely purified from oil mist. To remove any remaining impurities, it then passes through a final high-surface-area pocket filter manufactured with premium special materials. Once fully purified, the air is discharged into the atmosphere.