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Cleaner Cummins
23rd February 1989, Page 123
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• Cummins Engine Company has converted its machine shop oil mist removal system to individual filtration units to gain improved flexibility.
Fourteen self-cleaningmechanical units have been supplied by Filtermist International of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, as part of a major refurbishment of the fuel systems workshop.
Filtennist says the units remove 96% of all oil-mist particles including those above 0.8 microns. The operating principle is centrifugal impaction. There are no plates to clean or filter panels to replace.