Spinner II Centrifuge cleaning is like filtering on steroids. Centrifugal force separates solids from liquids to near perfection. In our case, solids are removed down to 1/10 of one micron. A human hair is 100 microns wide. What does that mean to your equipment chiefs?

Engine oil, for instance, has an additive called ZDDT. It bonds to metal and creates a near friction-free surface. The film created by ZDDT is sub-micron in size. Oil cleaned by a Spinner II centrifuge will not have any abrasive particulate thicker than the ZDDT protective film.

On the other hand, element filters, even the very best of them , remove particulate on the basis of size (and there are some really good products out there). They all have two weaknesses, though. 1. They have to serviced, replaced regularly. The best filters are expensive, too. 2. They do not clean as well as a centrifuge.