Ea Motorcycle EaOM Oil Filters (EaOM)
AMSOIL has literally revolutionized the filtration industry with the introduction of AMSOIL EaA (air Filter) and Ea EaOM (Oil Filters). For the first time in history our exclusive nanofiber technology (the same technology used in the Abrams M1 tank and other heavy duty applications) was made available for automotive applications. Now, AMSOIL has made this outstanding new technology available for motorcycles with our EaOM Motorcycle filters.
Oil is the life blood of your motorcycle engine. Your Oil filtration system keeps that life blood flowing and your ride on the road.
For nearly 30 years, AMSOIL. has offered state-of-the-art products, now, AMSOIL has developed a full line of EaOM Oil Filters specifically designed for motorcycles and ATVs that are perfect for use with our synthetic motor oils.
The (EaOM) Motorcycle Oil Filters reflect the newest technological advances in the quest to meet the unique demands of today's high-stress motorcycle engines.
Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters
Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters feature a specially constructed silicone anti-drainback valve and a nitrile sealing gasket to go along with the full-synthetic Ea nanofiber media. The anti-drainback valve provides excellent protection during startup and remains flexible in all temperatures, and the nitrile sealing gasket resists chemical breakdown, providing excellent durability and ensuring long filter life. AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters are fluted for easy removal from the motorcycle and are available in a chrome-plated alternative to the normal black filters.
Q: What is Nanofiber & Why is it Better?
A: Nanofiber Basics
Because the nanofibers in AMSOIL EaOM Motorcycle Oil Filter media are so small, there are more pores per square inch, allowing for higher dirt-holding capacity and lower pressure drop compared to traditional filter medias. Thinner media fibers produce more uniform pore size distribution, improving the filter’s overall ability to capture and retain particles.
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