Evaluate Centrifugal Separators for Grinding Fluids

Short on time? For a first evaluation, send us three things: your fluid type, what the solids are and roughly how fast they accumulate, and your required flow rate. We can start from there and tell you what else is worth measuring.

1. Fluid data

Item	What to provide	Why it matters
Fluid type and product	Water-based coolant, oil or emulsion, plus the product name if you have it	Determines chemistry review and whether the fluid is a good fit for density-driven separation
Viscosity at operating temperature	Value or datasheet reference	Sets the achievable flow. The JY-N95's 25–120 L/min range is fluid-dependent
pH and chemistry	pH range and any additives	The applicable pH range is pending final confirmation for your fluid, so chemistry review comes first
Temperature range	Normal and peak operating temperature	Affects both viscosity and material compatibility

2. Solids data

Item	What to provide	Why it matters
What the solids are	Wheel abrasive (aluminium oxide, silicon carbide), metallic fines, swarf	Density and hardness both matter
Approximate concentration	mg/L, or a simple visual description of how fast debris accumulates	Drives how often the machine discharges
Particle size distribution	Only if already measured	Helpful but not always needed for a first evaluation
Behaviour	Do fines agglomerate, float or stay suspended?	Reveals whether the particles will actually migrate in a centrifugal field

3. Process and targets

Item	What to provide	Why it matters
Flow and pressure	Required flow rate and available pressure at the connection point	Defines the duty the machine must meet
Target cleanliness	A mass-concentration target, a surface-finish requirement or a fluid-life extension goal	Each implies a different acceptance test
Current treatment	What you run today and what it costs in media, labour and waste	Gives a baseline to compare against
Discharge handling	Where collected solids go and how they are containerised	Collected solids must be handled downstream

4. Installation and operation

Item	JY-N95 reference	What to check
Footprint	1370 × 780 × 1815 mm overall	Space and access around the machine
Power supply	4.0 kW motor, 380 V, 50 Hz industrial supply	Availability at the installation point
Control	PLC controls the machine automatically	Connectivity options are confirmed per configuration
Operating pattern	Continuous or shift-based	Affects both sizing and the discharge cycle

What a good evaluation gives you

A written suitability assessment against your fluid and solids data
The operating window we can support
The points that remain unverified until a sample or trial confirms them

Anything less is a sales pitch, not an evaluation.

Ready to start? Send us your fluid type, solids description and flow requirement, and we will tell you what we can confirm and what needs a sample or trial.

Infographic of the four-step separator evaluation: fluid data, solids data, process targets and installation constraints. — The evaluation workflow as a single page: fluid data, solids data, process and targets, installation and operation — ending in a written suitability assessment.