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• SINFT
• 2024-04-25 12:44:42

The significance of hydraulic oil filters in maintaining the quality of synthetic oil cannot be overstated. With the approval and implementation of the new ISO 23369 standard for hydraulic oil filtration testing, the focus has shifted towards simulating real-world conditions to assess filter performance more accurately.

Synthetic oils, renowned for their superior performance and stability, are widely used in hydraulic systems. However, even the highest-grade synthetic oil can degrade rapidly in the absence of effective filtration. Contaminants such as dust, dirt, and metal particles can infiltrate the system, causing wear and tear on critical components, leading to premature failure and increased maintenance costs.

High-quality hydraulic oil filters play a crucial role in protecting the integrity of synthetic oil. They trap contaminants, ensuring that only clean oil circulates through the system. This not only extends the lifespan of the oil but also enhances the overall performance of the hydraulic system.

The ISO 23369 standard addresses the limitations of previous testing methods by incorporating more realistic conditions, such as variable flow rates and cycling conditions. This provides a better model for assessing filter performance in actual operating environments. Filters that undergo rigorous testing under these conditions are more likely to deliver consistent performance in the field.

Moreover, the efficiency and dust holding capacity of filters are challenged to a higher degree under the more stringent conditions outlined in ISO 23369. This ensures that only the most robust and effective filters make their way into the market, further safeguarding the quality of synthetic oil.

In conclusion, investing in high-quality hydraulic oil filters is essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of synthetic oil in hydraulic systems. The approval of the ISO 23369 standard marks a significant step towards ensuring that filters are tested under conditions that more closely reflect real-world applications, ultimately benefiting the reliability and efficiency of hydraulic systems worldwide.