01
Diagnose
We review oil analysis reports, a fresh sample or the machine itself to find the contamination and where it is getting in.
2 to 5 days
Services
Oil filtration and contamination control services
We supply CJC offline filtration equipment and do the engineering around it: working out which unit you need, fitting it without stopping production, and checking the results afterwards.
Service Workflow
Service workflow
Four stages. No equipment is ordered until the sizing is agreed.
02
Size and quote
Reservoir volume, oil grade, viscosity and temperature set the unit and the insert; the quotation includes the sizing calculation.
Within a working day
03
Install and commission
Suction and return points, mounting, first run and a baseline sample, on most machines without a shutdown.
One shift
04
Follow up
Insert life, differential pressure and the next oil sample are checked against the projection and reported to you.
Ongoing
What We Do
What we do
Contamination assessment
We review the oil analysis history and the machine to find where the dirt is getting in; sometimes the answer is a breather or seal, not a filter.
Offline filtration systems
Supply, sizing and installation of CJC fine filters and filter separators on hydraulic, lube, gear and insulating oil systems.
Water removal
The media absorbs water at ambient temperature. Heavier loads go to a CJC Desorber, which takes water below 500 ppm by desorption, not vacuum.
Varnish removal
For turbine and lube circuits with sticking valves, deposits or high MPC results, measured before and after treatment.
Flushing support
New or rebuilt gearboxes and hydraulic systems flushed to the specified cleanliness before they enter service.
Monitoring and spares
Contamination monitors, gauges and inserts, so replacement follows measured condition, not the calendar.
Start with an oil check
Every job starts by finding out what the contamination is and where it gets in. Send your oil test reports or ask for a site visit.