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Aircraft Spruce: Aeromag Assembly Vastly Improves Oil Filtration

Boosted Efficiency Could Extend Engine Life

Oil filters are designed to remove steel particles from circulation in aircraft engines to prevent scarring, scouring or other forms of damage to cylinders. While they certainly make a difference, the efficiency of the filters leaves a lot to be desired. AeroMag says it's come up with an oil filter enhancement that installs quickly and can make a huge difference in removing steel particles.

The product is a strong magnet in segments that wrap around any aircraft oil filter, attaching itself to the outer side of the filter and trapping particles that are missed by the filter.

Approved only for experimental aircraft, the AeroMag can be attached in minutes. The company says the device will help any engine reach its full TBO without affecting instrumentation in the aircraft.

FMI: www.aircraftspruce.com

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