ULTIDRI
Pentair's oil conditioning system helps to ensure lubrication and hydraulic oils stay clean and reliable. It removes contaminants and water, crucial for preventing equipment failures and controlling costs.
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Features
- Helps to minimize equipment wear and improve system reliability
- Prolongs the time between oil changes
- Easy to install, operate and maintain
- Scalable modularity: cost-effective for any application or reservoir size
functional description
Pentair Ultidri System helps to ensure reliable oil conditioning to minimize equipment wear, downtime, and maintenance costs. It's crucial for lubrication systems to maintain a consistent oil layer to reduce friction between moving parts. Water contamination in lubrication and hydraulic systems leads to equipment and lubricant degradation, causing issues like oxidation, additive depletion, viscosity changes, sludge buildup, corrosion, and rust particles.
Pentair Ultidiri System maintains clean and dry fluids continuously, achieving extremely low moisture levels well below saturation limits. This technology combines filtration and membrane techniques to effectively remove contaminants and water from oils. Pentair' Durion Membrane Technology, known for its chemical resistance and durability, plays a key role. By using dry air (<1% humidity), it efficiently extracts free, emulsified, and dissolved water from oils through hollow-fiber membranes. The purified oil remains clean and dry within the system, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
what it does
The UltiDri oil conditioning system remove contaminants and water from lubrication and hydraulic systems
Pentair Ultidri is developed as the ideal alternative to conventional vacuum purifiers, which need highly skilled operators and are generally considered too labor-intensive. Conveniently sized and easy to maintain, the Pentair Ultidri System is well suited for a range of industrial and portable applications. The self-contained units are easy to install, simple to operate, and require only minimal operator intervention.