Mitsubishi Purifiers
Mitsubishi Selfjectors: What are Centrifugal Disc Separators For?
Blog | May 21st, 2019Mitsubishi Selfjectors are used on boats to purify contaminated oil streams. Think about it, the fact that fluid contaminants cause component failures. Granted, engineers on large seagoing vessels stock up on genuine replacement parts when they’re docked. They have maintenance matters on their minds. Small boat owners tend to be just as prudent. After all, […]
Mitsubishi Sludge Buster: Uses and Applications
Blog | January 12th, 2018Oily dregs (sludge) gather like a bottom-of-the-barrel waste puddle inside an ailing fuel tank. This gunk is an insult to every serviceable marine power plant. It gets into the oil feed, spreads to the fuel, and somehow escapes into the water as an environmentally harmful discharge. Built to eliminate this thick residue, a Mitsubishi Sludge […]
Differences between Purifiers and Clarifiers Used in Ships
Blog | September 28th, 2017When talking about shipboard purifiers, it’s easy enough to infer an application. It’s a little harder to explain clarifiers. Granted, both devices perform fuel oil cleaning duties. They “purify” the fluid, as the first label infers. Having said that, are the names then just alternate titles for the same device? No, purifiers and clarifiers operate […]
Uses and Applications of Mitsubishi Selfjectors (Oil Purifiers)
Blog | September 29th, 2016The dictionary definition of a selfjector describes a mechanism that uses centrifugal force to separate oil from particulate matter. In effect, the fast-rotating device uses Newtonian physics as a dynamic purifying engine. It’s commonly used onboard large seagoing vessels, yet it’s also used in smaller maritime vessels and hydraulic systems. The Mitsubishi Group manufacture’s some […]