Case Studies

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Case Study 1

Industrial Hydraulic Oil Filtration

As end-user saw the depth filtration systems as standalone units installed directly on machines as bypass units without any electrical consumption as TRANSFERABLE OR MOVEABLE OIL FILTRATION UNIT and a mechanical gauge to monitor the status of filter, the benefit was well improved than the ELCs.

Case Study 2

Dirt Oil Contamination in Hydraulic Power Press at automotive components industry

Automotive components industry is a major player in the automotive components industry, providing interior parts such as dashboards, door panels, and roof linings to leading car manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki. The company employs advanced manufacturing techniques, including hydraulic power presses, to shape, mold, and assemble these parts efficiently. These presses rely on hydraulic fluid to generate the force needed for operations like metal stamping and plastic molding

Case Study 3

Handhold Training & Handover with Continuous Support (Hydraulic Oil Cleaning Systems)

Rubber Industry with 4 plants in NCR -Having Filtration machines but sparingly used for filtration.SynopsisThe owner of the Rubber molding parts manufacturing industry with 4 nos plants was experiencing heavy expenses in oil changes and related expenses of maintenance of machine parts and breakdowns.

Case Study 4

Made In India: Out Performing International Oil Filtration Systems

Are we colonizing ourselves again by exporting low value raw materials and importing high value goods? How do we reverse this wheel by contributing to domestic manufacturing? This study shows how a customer changed over to better performing and

Case Study 5

Oil Skimmer

The production head was struggling with tramp oil accumulation and related issues of component rejection, machining issues, cooling concerns, bacteria foul smell in coolant tanks, etc. Oil Skimmers were installed at all machines, but the problem of tramp oil was still a concern.