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Oil mist accumulator knocks out excessive effluent

A Kirk and Blum Duct product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Jun 18, 2008

The new in-line Oil Mist Accumulator is ideal for reducing mist loads upstream of a mist collector, capturing oils, coolants used with high-speed machine tools and water mists from parts washers

The new K+B Duct in-line Accumulator has no moving parts, no power and is about 10 percent of the cost of a more sophisticated mist collector (a six-inch unit costs USD397).

The in-line Accumulator uses expanded metal mesh in a cone shape to catch excessive effluent and reduce the amount of mist in the air stream that reaches the collector.

This reduces the load on the collector and increases its life and effectiveness.

It also allows for use of a smaller capacity collector at the end of the system.

The in-line Mist Accumulator fits into the duct system directly at the machine and the two-piece construction allows for easy disassembly and cleaning if required.

The accumulator operates in the vertical position, draining collected material back into the machine sump.

For additional information, contact Steve McDaniel at K+B Duct.

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