H.C. Warner Filtration

Paint & Ink Filtration

2009-04-07T14:40:00.000-07:00

Filtering paints, inks, adhesives, and other very thick fluids, can be a challenging task. Thicker viscosities make some filtration technologies such as wound cartridges useless as the pump has to work too hard to push the liquid through. This is where the term "void area" in a filter comes into play - the more void area (the space in between the fibers of a filter), the easier it is to flow thick solutions through.

Good choices include Parker's ProBond filter cartridge, bag filters, wedgewire screens, and strainers. Please consult with a H.C. Warner engineer for proper filter selection.

Beko USA Grand Opening

2008-11-24T08:46:00.000-08:00

Clay & Tom attended BEKO USA's Grand opening in Atlanta recently. BEKO USA's new facility features hollow fiber membrane manfacturing, winding, and final assembly of their industry leading Drypoint M membrane dryers. In addition, BEKO will be stocking in Atlanta many of their world-famous products like Bekomat Zero Loss Drains, compressed air filters, oil/water separators, and refrigerant dryers.

People from all over the world attended this meeting with featured a Gala Dinner @ the Georgia Aquarium, hosted my Wolfgang Puck.

H.C. Warner, Inc. is very excited to be working with Beko to provide our customers with the best in compressed air ancillary equipment.

Transformer Oil Dehydration System

2008-08-27T12:52:00.000-07:00

H.C. Warner, Inc. is a long time representative of Velcon Filters of Colorado Springs. Velcon specializes in oil/fuel filtration and has state of the art equipment for drying out transformer oil. Dissolved water in transformer oil reduces the effectiveness of the oil to insulate the transformer. Excessive water can cause arching, which creates carbon particulate in the oil.

Water reduces the oil's dielectric strength, thus reducing the efficiency of the transformer.
Velcon's Superdri system removes dissolved water through a patented molecular sieve process, eliminating the need for heat or vacuum. Utilities operators and technicians prefer Velcon Superdri systems due to their ease of use and ultimate effectiveness.

Shows we are attending this Summer

2008-06-20T08:40:00.000-07:00

Hello! The Summer has been busy for tradeshows. We have been in attendance at Aquatech China in Shanghai, AWWA in Atlanta, and AMTA in Charleston. Our next big show with a display is July 14-17th in Naples, Florida for the joint AMTA/SEDA conference. Please come see us there!

New Website

2008-04-15T08:12:00.000-07:00

H.C. Warner's latest website update went live on April 4th, 2008. Added are about 30+ new products, an article about our founder, and easier browsing menus. Be sure to check our our new "Miscellaneous" section, which features some products and services you might not know we carry.

Our newest line is AVANTech from Columbia, South Carolina. AVANTech specializes in water treatment equipment - building exactly what you need per your specifications. Their background comes from the nuclear power industry, so their expertise is vast. Their website is www.avantechinc.com

Our Founder

2008-03-11T08:35:00.000-07:00

Henry Clay Warner was a lubrication engineer for Gulf Oil when he became aware of the need for filtration equipment in some of the applications he encountered. He founded H.C. Warner, Inc. in 1946 in his garage in Jacksonville, Florida. A graduate of the University of Florida, H.C. was an offensive tackle (at 5'10", 175 lbs.) and a champion wrestler. His youngest son Bill took over H.C. Warner, Inc in 1966. H.C. entertained swimmers at the "Y" by doing handstands on the diving board when he was 66 years old until the lifeguards kicked him out.

Municipal R/O Filtration

2008-03-11T08:08:00.000-07:00

H.C. Warner specializes in providing prefiltration for membranes that are desalinating the water that many Floridians drink. These typically include a large stainless steel housing and filter cartridges that we developed specifically for this industry - the HFT series cartridge. Flows up to 2,000 GPM are not uncommon, and normally 5 micron retention filters are used. Brackish or seawater is filtered, then sent directly to the membranes for salt separation. We have been involved in over 60 installations in the Southeast alone.

Welcome!

2008-03-05T14:39:00.000-08:00

This is our first entry in H.C. Warner's industrial filtration blog. We will be updating you on new products, innovative ideas, fun facts about our company, and other oddities. Bookmark and check back often!