WHY DOES INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY RELY ON FCP OIL FILTRATION SYSTEMS?
The aerospace, marine, and defense industries rely on Fluid Conditioning Products because we’re filtration experts. We have technical experience and reliable solutions to help our industrial and military customers meet the most demanding environments’ challenges.
First, industrial oil filtration systems protect engines and oil systems, ensuring their efficient operation. They also protect against the wearing of seals and surfaces from particulates.
These benefits both go hand-in-hand with extending system life and reducing downtime for your equipment.
Industry Applications for Oil System Filters
HOW ARE OUR OIL SYSTEM FILTERS BEING USED BY THE MILITARY?
“Iroquois” helicopters use our products to filter gearbox lubricant oil, for instance, which is essential in enabling their movement. We’ve also provided lubricant oil filters in nuclear submarines that block any sediment or contaminants that could damage these costly pieces of machinery. Because when you need safe, long-lasting, reliable service that meets your budget—we’re your team.
Aerospace
DO FCP OIL FILTERS REDUCE WEAR?
Our oil system filters are used within commercial and military aircraft to reduce friction and wear. FCP filters remove contaminants produced by the engine, preventing them from recirculating downstream of the pumps. This type of filtration is critical for protecting the engine, oil cooler, and reservoir.
The U.S. military puts equipment through some of the harshest, most grueling environments. Our defense industry clients need vehicles and tools to be dependable and ready to go when they are. That’s why at FCP, our dedicated team designs technically superior products to keep critical military equipment running efficiently and reliably.
IS YOUR ENGINE’S OIL CLEAN AND FREE OF CONTAMINANTS?
FCP knows that the best way to keep your vessels running smoothly and with less fuel consumption is by making sure your oil filtration systems properly eliminate contaminants from the oil. We’ve done this for Naval surface ships, such as with the gearbox on Class DD963 Destroyers or with oil strainers on FFG-7 Frigates.