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Products
FRS
Machine Coolant Filter/Treatment Systems
Stop Throwing Away Machine Coolant
A Clear and Clean solution to Coolant Fluid Management
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Wall
Mount
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Floor
Mount available with
and without wheels
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Brass
Wool Media
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No chemical additives
Kills bacteria and algae
Systems are portable or fixed
Ends rancid Monday morning stink
Reduces coolant waste
Avoids costly waste disposal |
Prevents skin rashes
Lengthens coolant life
Extends tool life up to six times
Improves part finish
Captures oil and metal fines
Applicable for Wash Tanks
and Process Water |
ISC also carries these applicationoriented products for use in your shop
or plant.
Coalescers (fixed and portable)
for oil and coolant separation
Sump vacs for chips and sludge
Liquid spill clean up
Coolant evaporators
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Skimmers for tramp oil removal
Two way drum pumps
Particle removal filtration
Coolant mixers
Compressed air powered cold
air guns for spot cooling |
How FRS Works
By filtering the coolant through layers of high-purity copper/zinc wool inside the perforated tube, the FRS element by oxidation-reduction, electrochemically reduces bacteria and other microorganisms that infect the coolants, as it filters swarf and contaminants.
Oxidation-Reduction Process Controlling Microorganisms
The oxidation-reduction process is simply the transfer of electrons from one atom of molecule to another. The FRS filter uses a high-purity zinc/copper alloy for the filtration media. The difference in electrical potential between the metals in the alloy produces an electron flow that continues almost indefinitely.
This oxidation-reduction media produces an electrolytic field that causes cellular damage to bacteria by disrupting electron transport that most microorganisms cannot survive. In water based coolants this media not only kills bacteria by direct electrochemical contact but also by the flash formation of hydroxyl radicals and hydrogen peroxide which interfere with the microorganism's ability to function.
Hydrogen Sulfide Removal
Hydrogen sulfide, a highly corrosive gas, becomes cupric sulfide, an inert, harmless precipitant.
Removing Heavy Metals
The copper/zinc alloy filter media removes dissolved heavy metals such as lead, mercury, copper, nickel, chromium, cadmium, arsenic; antimony, cobalt and most other dissolved heavy metals by direct contact. The removal mechanism is electrochemical and partially catalytic. Soluble lead cations, as an example, are reduced to insoluble lead atoms and electroplated onto the surface of the media.
Filtration
The FRS cartridge will filter particles > 20 microns. Due to the unique design and use of metal fibers, the FRS will continue to operate in conditions where other conventional filters have plugged or ceased to operate effectively.
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