ABEX Hydraulics & Engineering Co., Ltd. provides specialized Oil Purification and Flushing services designed to ensure the health and efficiency of hydraulic systems. Our services are essential for removing contaminants, water, and particulate matter from hydraulic fluids, which is critical for maintaining optimal system performance and extending the lifespan of equipment.
We offer standard flushing using a 130L/min rig, which achieves a cleanliness rating of ISO 15/13/10. This robust filtration and flushing technique effectively restores the cleanliness of hydraulic oil, reducing component wear and preventing costly breakdowns. For even higher precision, we are currently testing an advanced rig capable of achieving a cleanliness rating of ISO 14/6/0.
In addition, ABEX utilizes laser particle counters to monitor the cleanliness of hydraulic oil with high accuracy. These advanced tools detect and measure the size and quantity of contaminants in real-time, providing crucial data on the fluid’s condition. Our engineers analyze this data to assess system health and recommend appropriate preventive measures, such as additional purification or filtration. This proactive maintenance approach enhances equipment reliability, reduces downtime, and minimizes maintenance costs, reflecting ABEX’s commitment to quality and operational excellence in the fluid power industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oil purification and flushing are essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of hydraulic systems. Over time, hydraulic oil can become contaminated with particles, water, and other impurities that can lead to increased wear, reduced efficiency, and even system failure. Regular purification and flushing remove these contaminants, ensuring that the oil remains clean and effective, which in turn helps prevent costly repairs, downtime, and extends the lifespan of the system components.
An ISO 15/13/10 cleanliness rating refers to the level of particulate contamination in hydraulic fluids as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This rating indicates the maximum number of particles per milliliter of fluid at specific particle sizes. Specifically, ISO 15/13/10 means that: There are a maximum of 15 particles greater than 4 micrometers in size per milliliter of fluid. There are a maximum of 13 particles greater than 6 micrometers in size per milliliter. There are a maximum of 10 particles greater than 14 micrometers in size per milliliter. Achieving this cleanliness level ensures that the hydraulic fluid is relatively free of contaminants that could potentially cause wear or damage to hydraulic system components. This rating helps maintain optimal system performance, reliability, and longevity by ensuring that the fluid is clean and suitable for use in sensitive hydraulic applications.
