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FilterEx
FilterEx is a certified system that is compact, ergonomic, and self-cleaning. It is a single component that reduces exhaust gas temperature, extinguishes the flame and spark, and reduces pollution. It is the evolution of the dry flame arrester, which also includes a heat exchanger.
Approximately 1,000 hours before inspection | Easy to install and clean | IIA, IIB certified | Compact exhaust cooling system with an embedded self-cleaning exhaust Flame and Spark arrestors
- Gas cooler
- Flame arrestor
- Spark arrestor
Dedicated to ATEX compressors, generators, pumps operating continuously without frequent interruptions due to the maintenance of the exhaust line flame arrestor. The bespoke alternative to the traditional systems based on exhaust gas cooler and removable heavy tray that has to be replaced for cleaning every 200 working hr max. With FilterEx, Miretti offer a solution for reducing cost, service maintenance, equipment downtime.

FilterEx Manicooler
< 90 kw

FilterEx
60-120 kw
121-250 kw
251-499 kw

FilterEx
500-800 kw

FilterEx
> 800 kw
CoatEx
The patented CoatEx system provides a thermal barrier between the hot surfaces of the engine and the external atmosphere. It plays a crucial role in controlling heat release and limiting surface temperatures.
About Miretti CoatEx:
- Original engine OEM turbocharger enabling to be retained, reducing risk of failure when replacement water-cooled turbochargers are fitted
- Retaining the original OEM turbocharger warranty minimum impact on exhaust emission levels
- Supplied with embedded cooling for special applications
- Non-toxic solution
- Resistant to many chemical and corrosive atmospheric agents
- Temperature surface decrease 75%
- Thermal insulation capability up to 600°C
- In compliance with the requirements of European Standard EN 13463-1:2009
- Group I and Group II certified with an ambient temperature range from -20°C to + 60°
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