Housings For Dry Filter Elements Static Vanes System

Performance

• Removes up to 90% of impurities (dust, snow, rain, etc.) Before they reach the air filter.
• Extend engine air filter life up to 10 times.
• Reduce down time by up to 50%.
• Low fuel consumption up to 10%

How They Work

Air flows through static vanes (plastic or metal) which causes the air to spin. Centrifugal force separates the heaviest impurities (dust, dirt, insects and other debris) from the air stream. These contaminants are discharged automatically through an integral evacuator valve. Only purified air flows to the air filter elements (primary and safety stages of filtration). These elements retain the 99,9% of the contaminants which were not eliminated in the first stage. Then clean air flows to the engine through the outlet pipe.

Applications

These Air Filters are designed to be connected to the air intake of the gasoline, diesel or compressed natural gas engine. Their applications include agricultural machinery; earth-moving equipment; stationary engines; generator sets; trucks; busses and recreational vehicles; material handling equipment; snow removal equipment and street sweepers.

Construction

These Air Filters have a steel housing with a static vane first stage. Primary and safety filter elements are standard. This range is a three-stage air cleaner system with universal mounting bands.

The standard tube style intet is suitable for use with an Oblan Air Precleaner. Oblan Air Filters are powder coated for a durable, corrosion-resistant finish. Air flows range from 53 to 1517 CFM (1.5 to 43.0 m3/min).