Press
Halex is proud to have had the proven success of the Halex Coil featured in a variety of written publications throughout the years.
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RV Xtreme Magazine
RV Xtreme MagazineThe Halex Coil is featured in RV Xtreme's February 2007 issue, the second release from this brand-new magazine.
"RVX Gear" (566 KB“[W]hat you really need to know is the amazing design of this advanced filtration device really aids in extending the life of your equipment.”
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics Magazine
Hydraulics & Pneumatics MagazineRecognized by H&P in 1996, the Halex Coil still impresses and lands itself another feature ten years later.
"Magnetic oil filtration can extend component life"“The Halex Coil easily attaches to the outside of an existing oil filter. With rising energy costs, the Halex Coil is becoming a preferred alternative for manufacturers looking to extend service life.”
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Fluid Power Journal
Fluid Power JournalFrom the official publication of the International Fluid Power Society (IFPS), the November/December 2006 issue features the Halex Coil in both a cover story and in the product review column.
“The coil has been tested and analyzed for over ten years and is designed for heavy, long-term use in industries such as aerospace, heavy equipment, industry and mobile equipment.”
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Machinery Lubrication Magazine
Machinery Lubrication MagazineThe September/October 2005 issue of this Noria publication features the Halex Coil in the cover story.
"Applications and Benefits of Magnetic Filtration"“From its origin in the beneficiation of iron ores, the magnet has played a prominent role in the separation of ferrous solids from fluid streams. Even in the control of contamination from in-service lubricants and hydraulic fluids, magnetic separation and filtration technology has found a useful niche.”
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Practicing Oil Analysis
Practicing Oil AnalysisThis Noria publication features the Halex Coil in the product news column of their March/April 2004 issue.
"Product News" (990 KB“With the Halex Coil, a filter performs better than its micron rating - without changing rate flow and without intruding on internal systems.”
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United States Environmental Protection Agency
US EPAThe Halex Coil is recommended by description in this 1998 article from the US EPA.
"Save Time and $$$ through Advanced Filtration" (1.30 MB“Many fleet maintenance facilities are using advanced filtration systems along with oil analysis to extend the life of their engine oils. Extending drain intervals through improved filtration can save you time, save you money, extend the life of your engine, and help the environment by saving our national resources.”
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Diesel Progress
Diesel ProgressDiesel Progress's North American edition features the Halex Coil and Neo-Bar in the "Hydraulic System Trends" column of August 1997.
"Hydraulic System Trends" (516 KB“A second configuration, in coil form, is wrapped around the canister of a typical filter. Shown in Fig. 12, it essentially converts it into a powerful magnetic particle trap.”
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics Magazine
Hydraulics & Pneumatics MagazineJanuary 1997 finds the Halex Coil presented as an innovation of the year for the second year in a row.
"Innovations" (556 KB“Halex Coil bonds powerful neodymium/iron/boron rare-earth magnet onto spiral coil of spring steel that wraps around exterior of canister-type hydraulic filter to trap and hold ferrous particles against the wall of canister”
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Equipment World
Equipment WorldHalex is part of this December 1996 cover story from Equipment World.
"New Filters Meet New Demands" (483 KB“Some new products add to existing filters. The Halex Coil from Halex Development is one example. The magnetic coil slips over the outside of a lube filter and pulls ferrous particles out of the oil stream, increasing the effective capacity of the filter medium.”
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics Magazine
Hydraulics & Pneumatics MagazineHydraulics & Pneumatics Magazine readers selected the Halex Coil as one of the most interesting products of 1995 in this January 1996 feature.
"Fluid Power Innovations" (417 KB“When canister is replaced, particles stay in the old unit; coil can be slipped off easily and installed on replacement canister.”
