Mini-Max
Mini-Max
The filter designed to last over time while ensuring complete respect for the environment
In 1995, SO.TEC began developing coalescence technology for the filtration of oil fumes containing graphite produced by hot brass forging processes, and oil mists generated by various mechanical processes, and soon went on to install over 200 systems of medium to large dimensions (up to a single system capacity of 180.000m3/h) both in Italy and abroad.
The efficiency of separation of oil fumes and mists is extremely high, and is equal to:
99.99% for particle sizes greater than 1.0 micron;
99.00% for particle sizes greater than 0.5 microns;
95.00% for particle sizes greater than 0.2 microns;
Mini-Max - Technical Design
With its MINI-MAX series filters, SO.TEC even offers this efficient, reliable and durable technology for applications that require reduced suction capacities (from 500 to 7.000 m3/h per filter) and installation flexibility.
MINI-MAX filters normally have two filtration stages and can be equipped with a third stage in order to allow the air to recirculate within the work environment.
The first stage separates any dusts and mists present with particle sizes greater than 1 micron.
The second stage, which features high aggregation/separation efficiency Microless® coalescing elements, provides for filtration results comparable to those of certified absolute HEPA filters.
The third stage (optional), which consists of absolute HEPA filters, guarantees the quality of the air to be recirculated back into the work environment. The high efficiency of the coalescing elements installed in the second stage also ensures the long service life of the absolute filter.
The functionality of the three filtration stages is monitored by differential pressure gauges, which indicate the relative operating conditions. One of the most essential characteristics of SO.TEC's coalescing filters is the considerable durability of their filter elements, which maintain their functional performance with no need for maintenance operations.
