Oleophilic Oil-Absorbing Filter Bags, Size 2
Multi-layer meltblown Size 2 bags that separate free oils without blinding — built for hydrocarbon skimming, tank cleaning, and produced water polishing in standard Size 2 housings.
How oleophilic media behaves in a hydrocarbon stream
- Oleophilic layers attract and hold hydrocarbon rather than passing it through with the water.
- Graded-density meltblown construction coalesces free oil across the depth of the media, not just at the surface.
- Particulate is still captured at 25 µm nominal, so the bag does double duty in a single vessel.
- Same Size 2 envelope, 5.1 sq ft area, and seal options as the standard bags — no vessel change required.
- Intended for free and dispersed oil; chemically emulsified streams need upstream treatment first.
Hydrocarbon skimming
Free and dispersed oil off skim tanks and API separator effluent, captured in the media instead of carried downstream.
Tank cleaning
Short, heavy-loading campaigns where a conventional felt bag would blind within minutes of contacting free oil.
Produced water polishing
Final-stage removal ahead of disposal or reuse, holding oil while still trapping particulate at 25 µm nominal.
Oleophilic Oil-Absorbing Filter Bags
Cross-reference
- Orsa Teknik part
- OT-LFB-02-OA-025-W-P
- Eaton
- LCR-125-02
- Parker Fulflo
- C2XLH Series
- Application
- Hydrocarbon Skimming & Tank Cleaning
Designed as an OEM-compatible alternative for standard Size 2 filtration vessels. Confirm fit and operating requirements before use.
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Request a Free Plant Test Sample Roll or Bag Kit
Describe the stream — oil content, temperature, and flow rate — and an engineer confirms whether oleophilic media is the right call or whether a standard welded polypropylene bag will do the job at lower cost.
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