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Absolent Mist Eliminators

Absolent specializes in oil smoke mist eliminators which use multiple stages of disposable media filters to refine the air exhausted by your machine or process.  Read Review

Product	Pros	Considerations	Features	Application	MSRP
Absolent ODR Oil Smoke Mist Eliminator	• Versatile mounting options. • No need to clean disposable filters. • Consistent efficiency	• Requires periodic filter replacement and disposal. • Source capture for multiple machines requires extensive ductwork and air balancing.	• 1180-4700 CFM • Media filters • 2 stage pre-filter • Dirty filter gauge • Absolute filter • Optional pump, fan, ducting, hood, etc equipment	• source capture w/ducting • smoke • oil mist	Not Published Research more about this oil mist eliminator at Absolent's web site.
Absolent ODF Oil Mist Eliminator	• Versatile mounting options. • No need to clean disposable filters. • Consistent efficiency	• Requires periodic filter replacement and disposal.	• 355-4700 CFM • Media filters • Pressure gauge • Pipe connections • Absolute filter • Optional pump, fan, ducting, hood, etc equipment	• source capture w/ducting • oil mist • vapors • VOCs	Not Published Learn more about this oil mist eliminator at Absolent's web site.

Media Mist Collection by Absolent Mist Eliminators

by James Lee, Industrial Designer

With relatively versatile mounting and optional machine coolant oil mist filters, Absolent mist eliminators can be made for a variety of mist or smoke applications.  Absolent metalworking fluid mist eliminators may be very useful for working with certain harmful materials which have extremely tight restrictions that requires a 1 Micron Absolute Oil Filter.  With regular use, these filters will need to follow a regular replacement and possibly hazardous waste disposal schedule.  Most coolants are highly flammable and thus make filter disposal a hazardous waste issue.  You are required to follow local ordinances as well as EPA, OSHA and others for handling and disposing hazardous waste.