Amsoil Nano Tech oil Filters

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When i got interested in donaldson filters, did a search on the nanofiber they used and it was first developed for artifical kidneys/dialysis machines. Donaldson licenses the use of the media. In the use in their filters its blown on with the first layer being very small micron and the two outer layers being larger micron holes. Sort of a depth filtering concept. When you take one apart you can seperate the layers by hand and they do have a different look. I have been running them on my cars for the last 3 years and have been very pleased with them. I drive old mopars that have the 3/4X16 threads that I can use donaldson's version of the fl1a.

Dan




If they add another layer, do you think the level of filtration would be at a lower micron level? How much is too much?

Harry
 
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why did you resurrect a TWO+ year old thread?




I don't have a problem with it.
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I am not saying I have a huge problem with it. But we have a whole other thread dedicated to the EaO filter, with newer information, including particle counts.

dat's all man, it be kewl.
 
"If they add another layer, do you think the level of filtration would be at a lower micron level? How much is too much?

Harry "

He was probably looking for the answer to this question. Post away Harry. I'd rather read about your filter questions than the 1,000th post on "thick or thin", "what is a synthetic", or "synthetic vs conventional"
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"If they add another layer, do you think the level of filtration would be at a lower micron level? How much is too much?

Harry "

He was probably looking for the answer to this question. Post away Harry. I'd rather read about your filter questions than the 1,000th post on "thick or thin", "what is a synthetic", or "synthetic vs conventional"
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Thanks Johnny,
I just want to know if it's possible to improve the already great Eao without any detremental effect on oil flow. Any thoughts?

Harry
 
I really do not know. There has to be some point where flow and filtering cross. I would bet that Donaldson has done their homework on this one to have it just about where it needs to be. They probably could add more filtering ability but at what risk. Probably would not hurt for short oil changes, but for extended drains like this was designed for, you want all the safe flow you can get.

I would contact Amsoil first, then Donaldson with this question. I'm sure one or both of them have all of the testing they did before they decided, this is it.
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I didn't want to go to the bypass oil filtration system because of space and appearance considerations. I was delighted to discover the new Eao filter and it's superb filtering abilities. I think it's performance approaches that of the bypass systems. I know it could be improved somewhat, but for now, it's the Eao all the way. If there is a better filter out there, please let me know what it is, I will try to get some to try.

Harry
 
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I really do not know. There has to be some point where flow and filtering cross. I would bet that Donaldson has done their homework on this one to have it just about where it needs to be. They probably could add more filtering ability but at what risk. Probably would not hurt for short oil changes, but for extended drains like this was designed for, you want all the safe flow you can get.

I would contact Amsoil first, then Donaldson with this question. I'm sure one or both of them have all of the testing they did before they decided, this is it.
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Johnny,

I did contact Amsoil. They said yes, it is possible to design the filter to go lower in microns.

The oil flow would be my concern though. GeorgeCLS says that the nanofiber filter flows over 100% of its area, unlike standard filters with mayby a 60% flow capability.

Some owners do use short OCIs and a filter that say is absolute at 10 microns would be very desireable.

Harry
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