Centrifugal separation​ – Spins oil at high speed to separate contaminants by density.

Rotor assembly​ – The core rotating component that creates centrifugal force.

Hydraulic drive​ – Powered by pressurized hydraulic oil from the main system.

Jet nozzle drive​ – Oil jets impact rotor fins, causing rotation.

High rotational speed​ – Typically reaches 6000 RPM or more.

Centrifugal force generation​ – Creates forces hundreds of times greater than gravity.

Density-based separation​ – Heavier particles and water are thrown outward.

Sludge accumulation chamber​ – Collects separated contaminants on the inner rotor wall.

Clean oil return​ – Purified oil flows back to the reservoir through the center.

Continuous operation​ – Runs whenever the main hydraulic system is operating.

No replaceable filter element​ – Maintenance involves cleaning the accumulated sludge.

Efficiency indicator​ – Some models have a clogging indicator or speed sensor.

Rotor brake tool​ – Special tool to stop the rotor for disassembly during maintenance.

Rotor nut wrench​ – Specific socket for removing the rotor retaining nut.

Cleaning tools​ – Brushes and non-abrasive scrapers for removing sludge.

Balancing requirement​ – The rotor must be clean and balanced for smooth operation.

Dual-stage filtration​ – Often works in parallel with a standard pressure filter.

Fine particle removal​ – Effective for particles as small as 1-3 microns.

Water removal capability​ – Separates free and emulsified water from the oil.

Flow restrictor orifice​ – Controls the oil flow rate through the centrifuge.

Bypass valve​ – Protects the system if the centrifuge becomes blocked.

Transparent cover (optional)​ – Allows visual inspection of rotor operation.

Mounting bracket​ – Securely mounts the unit to the machine frame.

Inlet/outlet port identification​ – Critical for correct plumbing during installation.

Pressure test point​ – For verifying proper inlet pressure.

Service interval​ – Based on operating hours or indicated contamination level.

Rotor inspection​ – Check for wear, scoring, or imbalance during cleaning.

O-ring/seal kit​ – For replacing all seals during reassembly.

Torque specification tool​ – Torque wrench for the rotor nut to precise specification.

Performance verification​ – After service, confirm smooth, vibration-free operation at idle.