Biodiesel Dewatering Filter for 55 gallon drums Vegetable oil, Black Diesel, WVO, fuel oil

by Oil to Fuel

Product Features

• The eaisest way to remove damaging water from your biodiesel, waste vegetable oil, black diesel or used motor oil.
• Stop leaving oil at the bottom of your drum.
• Leave the filter in your drum even while heating. Remove it only when it's full.
• Completely reuseable, just dry it out and drop it back in.
• The steel frame keeps the filter in place, right where it needs to be

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 5 pounds
• ASIN: B002YGCFSI
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #365,656 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)

Product Description

Drop one of these filters in while your oil settles and then just pull out the water! This is a water removing filter designed To sit at the bottom of a 55 gallon drum. It will absorb the water as it settles to the bottom of your supply of vegetable oil or black diesel preventing it from entering your engine. It uses a special SuperAbsorbant Polymer crystal that won't absorb your oil but loves to drink the water. The Polymer will absorb up to 60 times its volume in water along with the impurities carried by water. This filter will not absorb vegetable oils, animal fats or petroleum oils. The cloth that contains the Superabsorbent Polymers is a moisture wicking cloth that will collect the water and hold it while the Polymers absorb it. The filter has a steel rebar frame that serves to keep the filters shape and weigh the filter down. As the filter absorbs the water, it will swell up and retain the moisture in a gel form. It will not release the water into the oil.The filter has the means to attach a piece of rope to ease removal while there is still oil in the drum. This filter is reusable and only needs to be cleaned and dried (directions are included). It can then be returned to service and will have an expected life of up to two years. The included pictures show how this product works. The first picture is a sample of straight vegetable oil and a sample of black diesel, both with a small Polymer filter in the bottom. It will not absorb the oil. The next picture shows a large amount of water introduced to both samples. (a coin was used to keep the filter from floating to the top of the water level) The third picture shows the swollen filters removed from the now dry samples along with the water.