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Compared to outdoor mobile equipment, this stationary vacuum oil purifier is deeply optimized for indoor working conditions. Its compact design allows for flexible integration into limited spaces such as workshop production lines and equipment rooms, eliminating the need for frequent relocation and achieving seamless integration with factory equipment. The equipment supports 24-hour continuous operation and is suitable for purifying various types of oils, including hydraulic oil, transformer oil, and lubricating oil, perfectly solving the problem of oil recycling for multiple pieces of equipment in a workshop.

In terms of core purification performance, the equipment is equipped with a multi-stage vacuum precision filtration system, integrating dehydration, degassing, and impurity removal technologies. This system precisely removes dissolved water, free water, gas, and micron-sized mechanical impurities from oil, reducing the oil's micro-water content to below 50 ppm and impurity particle size to ≤5 μm. The oil cleanliness consistently meets NAS6 standards. The purified oil can be directly reused in production equipment, effectively extending oil lifespan by 3-5 times, reducing oil change costs by 80%, and fundamentally reducing waste oil emissions, thus helping factories achieve green and low-carbon production.

To adapt to the intelligent management needs of factories, the equipment incorporates an intelligent monitoring and automatic control system. It displays key operating parameters such as oil temperature, vacuum level, and filtration differential pressure in real time. It automatically shuts down when the oil meets standards, supports remote data monitoring and fault warnings, and can operate stably without dedicated personnel, significantly saving on labor and maintenance costs. Meanwhile, the fully enclosed circulating filtration design prevents oil from contacting air, avoiding secondary pollution. The equipment operates at a noise level below 60 decibels, creating a quiet and clean working environment in the workshop.

Currently, this stationary vacuum oil filtration machine has been successfully applied in factories and workshops across various fields, including automotive manufacturing, new energy batteries, and high-voltage substations, helping companies achieve a dual improvement in equipment maintenance efficiency and economic benefits.