There are several methods for installing industrial oil mist collectors on machine tools. The collectors come in both horizontal and vertical installation types. Incorrect placement can significantly affect the efficiency of the machine tool oil mist purification, potentially reducing the efficiency from over 95% to much lower. Therefore, we advise that installing a horizontal oil mist collector requires opening a machine tool interface at the top of the machine tool, placing the industrial oil mist collector on top, and then connecting the interface to the collector's air inlet through a flexible hose. For a vertical oil mist collector, you would need to open an interface on the side or top of the machine tool, position the collector to the side, and then connect the two using a flexible hose.

After reading the above, some customers might say, "What if neither of these forms is a good installation location in the machine tool workshop?" Well, let me tell you about a special case: the installation of an inverted industrial oil mist purifier. This requires making an opening at the top of the machine tool and then directly placing the bottom air intake of the oil mist purification equipment upside down onto the machine tool's interface. This eliminates the need for flexible hoses, but this method is still quite rare.

In conclusion, the editor would like to remind everyone that, regardless of the installation method or location, it is crucial to base the decision on the actual layout of the machine tool workshop and the specific needs of the client. We hope that everyone does not rush into purchasing oil mist collectors blindly.