The Volume Erosion Filter is an essential component in EDM machines, responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the dielectric fluid during machining. This filter effectively removes microscopic particles and contaminants that can negatively affect the quality and accuracy of the machined parts.

Volume erosion filter characteristics

•Dimensions: Diameter – 150 mm, opening – 32 mm, height – 365 mm.

•Compatibility: Suitable for erosion machines of brands such as Charmilles, Agie, Hansen and OPS Ingersoll.

•Filtering ability: Captures particles with a size of 5–10 µm, ensuring optimal purity of the dielectric fluid.

•Filter surface: 3.8 sq.m, which contributes to effective filtration and long service life.

Applications

The volume erosion filter finds application in various industries where high precision and processing quality are required:

•Mechanical engineering: Precise shaping of complex parts and components.

•Automotive industry: Production of high-tech parts with precision requirements.

•Electronics: Manufacturing of miniature and detailed electronic components.

Advantages of using quality filters

•Improved performance: Pure dielectric fluid provides stable conditions for the erosion process, leading to higher processing speed and better surface quality.

•Reduced equipment wear and tear: Effective filtration prevents the buildup of abrasive particles that can damage machine components.

•Economic efficiency: Regular replacement of filters extends the life of the dielectric fluid and reduces maintenance costs.

Maintenance and filter replacement

To ensure optimal performance of the EDM machine, it is important to replace the filters regularly. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding replacement intervals, while also monitoring the pressure indicators and the quality of the dielectric fluid. Timely replacement of filters prevents potential problems and ensures continuity of the production process.

Investing in high-quality volume erosion filters is essential to maintaining high performance, precision and longevity of your equipment. Regular maintenance and replacement of filters not only improves the quality of the machined parts, but also contributes to lower operating costs in the long run.