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Chip in filter element: filter now is 'smart'Posted by: logipersCategory: RFID Added: 03-09-2005 at 17:12 Updated: 07-09-2005 at 19:12 Saving costs and preventing unnecessary breakdowns. That is what every operator of hydraulic or lubrication equipment is after. System monitoring and optimised maintenance are crucial in increasing the reliability of both the system and the lifetime of components. Care for the environmentParker Arlon, located in Arnhem, the Netherlands, is a global provider of filtration equipment, 3 way-ball valves and oil analysis services for hydraulic and lubricating oil systems to e.g. construction equipment, offshore, material handling and transport industries.Over the years, Parker Arlon has introduced many revolutionary filter concepts. As the company considers care for the environment (a social obligation), the development of the patented, environment-friendly LEIF (Low Environmental Impact Filter) filter concept in the late nineties was the natural thing to do. Re-usable sleeveWhat makes this filter element so special is that the metal sleeve can be re-used. As a result, this filter element component no longer ends up in the waste disposal; only the contaminated filter medium is disposed of as chemical waste. Monitoring, collecting and storingBut now, Parker Arlon has gone one step further. Just recently, the company developed an improved version of the LEIF filter element containing an integrated data chip that transforms it into an ‘intelligent’ filter element. Genuine partsThese days, hydraulic or lubrication systems are often equipped with very sensitive components. Filters play an important role in protecting the system and these sensitive components. If so desired, Parker Arlon’s intelligent filter element can even stop the system from operating when a non-genuine element is installed in the filter housing. This will prevent unnecessary, costly breakdowns and guarantees the quality of filtration. CommentsThere are no comments available. Fill in the form below to give your comment. Comment |
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