What Harm Can an Oil Mist Lubricator Cause to a High-Pressure One-Way Solenoid Valve?

As a member of air source treatment components, an oil mist lubricator inevitably comes into contact with high-pressure one-way solenoid valves. In many cases the two need to work together, most commonly in auto parts. However, where there is use there is damage, which is generally true in many cases and is no exception here. This issue explains in detail the effects on high-pressure solenoid valves.

In actual production, the application of metal cutting fluid will produce a lot of particles in the atmosphere. The metalworking lubricating oil of a high-quality air-line 2-way 2-position solenoid valve contains sulfonates, fatty amines, phosphates, colorants, fungicides, and so on. If the lubricating oil is used for a long time, the problem will be caused by the oxidation of hydrocarbons in the atmosphere, the growth of microorganisms, or environmental pollution. Therefore, effectively controlling the metalworking workshop with a filter is the key to affecting workers' health.

On the other hand, in the automotive industry, the use of an ultra-high-pressure one-way solenoid valve can well increase the performance of the vehicle, but the corresponding hazards in this regard need attention. During operation, the compression of the two will generate high-speed power, but the danger increases greatly, so it still depends on how to choose.

Because the oil mist in metal cutting fluid increases the risk of fire, and the probability of slipping on floors with oil mist increases, different 2-way 2-position solenoid valve models discharge oil mist into the workshop, greatly affecting the surrounding environment. The oil mist of metal cutting fluid is very harmful to workers' health; long-term contact with the oil mist of metal cutting fluid can cause diseases, skin allergies, tumors, and other diseases, and also causes certain harm to the human body, so an oil mist lubricator filter must be used. Metal cutting fluid is a complex chemical composition, containing preservatives and air pollution, which can cause sudden asthma and may also cause tracheal discomfort. Even if the oil mist concentration is only 0.41–0.55 mg per cubic meter, long-term exposure to oil mist can still lead to acute bronchitis, chest discomfort, and respiratory irritation.