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SF-IL Inline Screen Filters Heavy duty industrial inline screen filters for coarse applications. Standard units are supplied with inline connections for easy istallation. Industrial design Range of screen sizes Hinged closure Stainless Steel Construction PN16 flange 10 bar pressure rating PED compliant F-SF Inline Bulk Transfer Filter Designed for product transfers from holding tanks to tankers. Ideal for product transfers from tankers to tanks Industrial or hygienic design Camlock couplings for quick connections Clamp closure for easy maintenance Basket in range of mesh sizes PED 10 bar -10 / 80 °C

Is a self-contained filtration and fluid recovery system. The fully automated unit minimises fluid loss during cleaning and is ideal for 24/7 high volume single or multi-cell machining applications providing: Unique Dual Flow Technology ™ – maximising collection capability No user intervention required Suitable for harsh chemical environments PLC compatible Ultra-fast automated cleaning No reduction in pressure or flow Rapid return on investment Built in fluid recovery system Flow rates of up to 1800 litres per minute Double Automag Skid units are available for large flow rate/heavy contamination applications. Contact us for further information.

Eclipse’s patented magnetic filtration or magnetic separation systems are the ultimate in filtration technology, providing, quality and environmental benefits. The Filtramag is the ultimate in filtration technology, its’ high intensity magnetic cores make it 1005 effective for use with materials which have lower magnetic permeability such as tungsten carbide and cast iron. With a stainless steel construction it is ideal for use in harsh chemical environments and wash systems. Patented design. Easy installation. Unique dual flow technology™ maximises collection capability. Operates at up to 20 bar. Removes both magnetic and non-magnetic contamination. Minimal pressure drop. In-line connections. Ideal for use in harsh chemical environments. The dual chambered design means that fluid is exposed to the high intensity magnets for the maximum time thus ensuring almost 100% of contamination is removed on first pass through the filter. High intensity magnetic cores ensure particle

High collection capacity relative to size No reduction in pressure or flow Easy clean Rapid return on investment Eclipse Magnetic Filtration produce a range of products to filter ferrous materials from your CNC machine's cutting fluids and oils. Magnetic filtration is a positive contribution to companies' environmental policies and ISO 14001 accreditation. Magnetic filtration requires no consumable or disposable products. It extracts 100% of ferrous contamination, drastically reducing the use of disposable filter media. Eclipse Micromag is a compact magnetic filter for standard machine filtration and smaller wash stations. Micromag is compact in size but has massive holding capacity. Units hold 1kg, 2kg, and 4kg of contamination respectively. Micromag is available in a range of sizes to suit a range of applications up to a pressure of 80 bar and a temperature of 140 degrees. Specific Micromag units are selelcted for an application based on required flow rate

The French press, also known as a press pot or plunger pot, is a coffee brewing device that was invented in France in the mid-1800s. The first patent for a French press was filed by a Frenchman named Mayer in 1852. However, it wasn't until the early 20th century that the French press became popular in France and throughout Europe. This was due in part to the rise of coffee culture and the availability of affordable coffee beans. In the 1920s, the French company Melior introduced a glass and metal French press design that became very popular. The design was later improved by Italian designer Attilio Calimani in the 1950s, who added a filter screen to the plunger to prevent coffee grounds from escaping into the cup. Today, the French press remains a popular brewing method around the world, prized for its simplicity, rich and full-bodied coffee, and ability to brew large quantities at once. The French press has become an iconic symbol of coffee culture.