Explanation

Healthy Oil – No Problem

Generation 2™ elements remove water at 99.97% from oil, significantly decreasing the formation of acids, keeping the Total Acid Number (TAN) low, diminishing the accelerated depletion of additives and formation of oxidation, varnish, sludge and gum deposits within the component, dramatically extending the life of the equipment and time between oil changes.

ISO and NAS Cleanliness Codes

Internationally recognized standards are used to quantify the number and size of particles in oil. This chart illustrates both standards, the condition of a typical system, and oil cleanliness levels obtained using G2F.

Generation 2 Filtration™

Contaminated Oil

New Unused Oil

ISO	Particles/ml 4406:1999			NAS
	>4 MIC	>6 MIC	>14 MIC	1638(1964)
23/21/18	80000	20000	2500	12
22/20/18	40000	10000	2500	–
22/20/17	40000	10000	1300	11
22/20/16	40000	10000	640	–
21/19/16	20000	5000	640	10
20/18/15	10000	2500	320	9
19/17/14	5000	1300	160	8
19/16/13	5000	640	80	7
18/15/12	2500	320	40	6
17/14/12	1300	160	40	–
17/14/11	1300	160	20	5
16/14/11	640	160	20	5
15/13/10	320	80	10	4
14/12/09	160	40	5	3

Oil operating in this category will shorten the life of hydraulic components & oil, causing premature wear
and continuous breakdowns.

Oil operating in this category will extend oil & component life, reducing hydraulic system breakdowns.

Fluid Cleanliness Levels

Manufactures of hydraulic systems establish fluid ISO cleanliness levels to provide maximum life extension of the component. Once cleanliness target valves for any given component are exceeded, the equipment will suffer increased wear and failure rates.