MicroGreen Oil Filters.

[Al]

http://www.microgreenfilter.com/

Hope its not a repeat.

 

[Pablo]

It is. But no biggie. None shown for 1996 Volvo. Honda filter is $45 for two.

 

[Johnny]

Interesting. Who will be the first to try this out for all of us to see?

 

[Hethaerto]

None available for my applications.

 

[Johnny]

I just sent these folks an email with a lot of questions and I will post their response when I receive it.

They have a filter for all of my vehicles.

 

[Cup of Joe]

Wait, there is 3 testimonials all from distributors of the product. The testing info I can barely read since it cannot be enlarged.

 

[Johnny]

Based on their 5K oil change theory, and based on how many miles my wife drives, I would change the filter once per year and do an oil change every three years.

Pablo, will Amsoil 0W-20 last three years?

 

[Gary Allan]

Pablo must have an inside contact. My PH16 size filter was $54.xx for ONE.

 

[Pablo]

I use my standard code name for most contacts: "mori" It never fails.

J- I must have missed the 5K part.

 

[StevieC]

I would try it, but not one available for my SUV, which is weird because my filter fits a ton of other vehicles such as Mitsubishi, Chrysler, Hyundai, Kia etc...

 

[benjamming]

Originally Posted By: Pablo
It is. But no biggie. None shown for 1996 Volvo. Honda filter is $45 for two.


I only post this because there is interesting comments in the other thread.
Other post

 

[Johnny]

I wonder what kind of reception this filter would receive if it said Mobil 1 Enviro Filter on it?

 

[ZZman]

http://www.microgreenfilter.com/howitworks/

Looks like the microfilter only filters a small portion of the oil at a time watching the demo.

 

[greenaccord02]

Originally Posted By: Johnny
I wonder what kind of reception this filter would receive if it said Mobil 1 Enviro Filter on it?


It would have been the coolest thing we had ever seen.

 

[greenaccord02]

Originally Posted By: ZZman
http://www.microgreenfilter.com/howitworks/

Looks like the microfilter only filters a small portion of the oil at a time watching the demo.


Seeing that demo, I would be skeptical about just what amount of surface area the 'micro' section had. It just looks like a disc.

 

[OVERKILL]

It's not unique, nor original:

http://www.cumminsfiltration.com/pdfs/product_lit/americas_brochures/LT15034.pdf

It's basically a "consumerized" rip-off of a Fleetguard.

 

[ZZman]

Fleetguard has much more filter surface area.

 

[Hethaerto]

Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
It's not unique, nor original:

http://www.cumminsfiltration.com/pdfs/product_lit/americas_brochures/LT15034.pdf

It's basically a "consumerized" rip-off of a Fleetguard.


I couldn't tell from reading that, but would a filter like that require greater oil pressure than a regular car could provide?

 

[OVERKILL]

Originally Posted By: ZZman
Fleetguard has much more filter surface area.


It's a much larger filter

It's still, IMO, very much an attempt to copy (on the cheap) this design.

 

[ZZman]

Sent them an e-mail and got this back:

The 2nd filter, the microGreen filter is made out of a sintered PTFE material. The 1st filter is made out of standard material used in conventional filters. The 1st filter captures contaminant particles down to 25-40 microns in size. The microGreen filter captures particles down to 2 microns in size.

More information can be found on our website and you can also purchase the filter on the website: http://www.microgreenfilter.com

Thanks for your interest.

Steve

Steve Kirchner
microGreen
Extended Performance Oil Filter
P 877-757-7667 x703
C 772-631-0167
http://www.microgreenfilter.com