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More than half the normal engine wear
can be blamed on contaminants in the oil
and deposits on engine components. Engine
oil contamination contributes to:
- Oxidation of the oil as a result
of a chemical reaction between water
and metal particles
- Acidification of the oil as a result
of a chemical reaction between water
and sulphur
- Increased viscosity of the oil as
a result of contamination with soot,
oxidation and acidification residue
- Bore-polishing of the cylinder linings
as a result of solid particles present
in the oil
- Abrasive wear on engine components
as a result of the solid particles in
the oil
- Black sludge as a result of oil oxidation
and sulfuric acids mixed with soot and
water, that forms resins on vital engine
components
- Corrosion of engine components as
a result of acidification of the oil
NTZ’s micro filtration systems
will significantly decrease the contamination
level of engine oil, reducing wear on
engine parts and leading to a longer,
economical lifetime. Click here for more
technical
benefits.
Particularly in the heavy-duty engine
area – which includes heavy-duty
trucks, recreational vehicles, construction
and off-highway vehicles, marine products
and agricultural vehicles – vehicle
and fleet owners have a significant interest
in reducing maintenance costs. That’s
why NTZ micro filtration makes sense.
As the leader in engine micro filtration
for the heavy-duty market, our bypass
filtration systems can result in:
- Extended drain intervals of more
than 4 to 5 times more than the manufacturer’s
recommendation
- Decreased engine wear, resulting
in lower oil and fuel consumption, and
increased time to overhaul
Market
Applications
NTZ engine filtration is beneficial
in many markets:
- Passenger Vehicles & Light Trucks
(as an aftermarket application)
- Heavy-duty trucks and off-highway
vehicles
- Fleets (from passenger cars to off-highway
vehicles)
- Industrial engine environments
- Marine
- Aerospace
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Animation
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