Your systems and equipment are at risk from contamination from both external and internal sources. Dust, moisture and pollution from the atmosphere and from wearing components internally causing contamination in oil and lubricants. All of these issues result in: lost production, more maintenance, higher costs and less profit.

Over any given period of time fluids in storage can develop pools of deposits in the form of a ‘sludge’, sediment and water. These contaminants can quite easily find their way into fluids at one of the many exchange points in its journey from source to end user. If the contamination is left untreated, the levels of contamination will worsen to the point where damage to assets, reduction in efficiencies and possibly breakdowns will occur.

​When fuel is pumped into a tank, condensation, atmospheric absorption, rust deposits and even a faulty tank are the main causes of fuel contamination. Microbes find their way into fuel and cause problems as they multiply and grow. This contamination – also known as fuel bugs or diesel bugs – build up over time in stored fuels if they are not tested and treated on a regular basis. You can protect your storage vessels & holding tanks with a filled breather, these simply replace the standard straight atmosphere breather. These easy to fit units, will filter & dry the air entering the chamber, resulting in less moisture and less airborne contamination.