As companies large and small continue to search for ways to be more environmentally conscious and to limit their ecological footprint, Pentair Industrial recently announced the successful testing of the Driflex™ Oil Conditioning System.
The System “removes all free, emulsified and dissolved water from used oil,” according to the company and through two filtration stages and a drying process, oil is restored for reuse. The process removes particulate and moisture from the oil, thus preparing it to be reused.
Smith and Wesson®, the longtime firearms manufacturer, recently utilized the new Driflex™ Oil Conditioning System with positive results. According to Pentair, Smith and Wesson®, after using the new system, now saves more than $48,000 a year by improving the quality of its recycled oil.
In addition to removing dissolved water from used oil, some of the other benefits of the Driflex™ Oil Conditioning System include:
- Easy installation and small footprint
- No thermal degradation risk
- Minimal operating costs and low ownership cost
- Long service life
- No moving parts
Jamin Arvig, president of Commercial Water Distributing, LLC, of Zumbrota, Minnesota, said: “This is a remarkable improvement on a process that before was costly and often didn’t yield the best results. We’re excited to let our consumers know that as a master distributor for Pentair Industrial, we now carry the Driflex™ Oil Conditioning System as well as many other great products from Pentair.”
For more information on the Driflex™ Oil Conditioning System or on any number of other water-related products, visit WaterFilters.NET.
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