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Handte EM Expert

The mist separator Handte EM Expert is a high-efficient extraction system for the separation of fine coolant mist and fumes from high speed / high pressure machining processes. The mist extractor is built-up with a multi-stage filtration and self-cleaning filter elements to ensure maximum process reliability and long filter life.

Highly efficient, multi-stage filtration
Self-cleaning filtration media using the drainage effect
Flexible and modular design
Multiple units can be combined for bigger air volumes
Optional HEPA filter available
Suitable for continuous 3-shift operation

Specifications

Application

The Handte EM Expert extracts and separates coolant mist from industrial applications like turning, drilling, milling, cutting, roughing or grinding.

Installation options

Designed as a modular system, different modules of the coolant mist separator Handte EM Expert can be combined to a larger central extraction system for larger air volumes. Also the system can be extended afterwards according to the growth of the production capacity to meet the customers requirements at every time.

Comment

The CoaPack filter elements combine maximum filter area with a compact design. The construction ensures a homogeneous flow and optimal utilisation of diffusion and coalescence - a significant separation mechanism for ultra-fine coolant mists. The small load acting on the filter surface reduces the energy consumption and significantly increases the service life of the filter elements.
The high filtration efficiency of the coolant mist extraction units Handte EM Expert are attributable to the maximum possible balance between separation performance and regeneration of the separated cooling lubricants from the filter media. This goal is achieved by using drainage-friendly materials in connection with special drainage support mats, protective screens, and spacers. The separated cooling lubricant is released from the filter media and drains to the fluid return sump at the base of the unit. Through either a recirculation pump or siphon, the collected coolant can be returned for treatment, reuse or disposal. The flow direction of the filter media further supports the draining of the dirty air.

CoaPack

Best separation efficiency with high loads of ultra-fine mist

Self-regenerating filters due to drainage effect

Reduced energy consumption

Handte Oil Expert

Modular design for flexible configuration and different air volumes

Progressive filtration design for highest separation efficiency

Collection efficiency at 99,95% on particle size 0,3 micron and higher

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Flexible configuration for emulsion, oil, and MQL applications

Easy adjustment to changed process conditions

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Optimisation of the airflow for multiple tooling machines

Controlling need-based airflow per tooling machine provides energy savings

Long maintenance intervals due to continuous cleaning of the measuring devices

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