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PERMANENT MAGNETS LIMITED
B3, Mira MIDC Industrial Area,
Mira Gaon, Mira Road (East),
Thane - 401104, Maharashtra, India.

 

Phone no: +91 22 29452121-27

Fascimile:  +91 22 29452128

Email: sales@pmlindia.com

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Magnetic Filters

 

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Introduction:

 

Magnetic Filter is used for filtration of iron particles from products in liquid form. They are also frequently used in hydraulic circuits in cooling systems. Magnetic system is made up of either Ceramic or High intensity Rare Earth magnets. The Magnet unit is enclosed in stainless steel housing making it suitable for use in Chemical, Paper & Ceramic Industry.   

     

The Magnetic Filter is easily removable from the stainless steel enclosure by loosening a few quick release fasteners. For the removal of fine magnetic particles or oxidized iron particles, normally system with High Intensity Rare Earth Magnets is recommended. 

The unit comprises of a vessel, magnetic lid assembly with fasteners that secures the unit together.

 

Magnetic filters are widely used for filtration of fine ferrous impurities in variety of industries like:

 

·         Lubricants

·         Coolants

·         Hydraulic oils

·         Slurries

·         Liquid Chemicals

·         Liquid Food products

 

How does it work?

Magnetic filters are installed at a suitable location along the passage of fluid. The flowing liquid is made to travel around magnetic field of high intensity Magnetic Elements where fine ferrous particles get arrested.

These arrested fine iron particles can be removed manually after removing the top lid of the filter. Drain plug is provided at the bottom face for periodical cleaning of the filter system.

 

Construction:

 

 

Manual Cleaning Filters

 

Magnetic filters are made up of Stainless Steel 304 / 316 shell with inlet and outlet flange connections and a drain plug. The filters are made up of high intensity permanent magnets (Ndfeb) made in the form of elements. These magnetic elements are fixed on the top lid and are arranged in circular format so that the liquid is exposed to maximum area of elements.

Once the fluid is passes through the filter, iron contamination gets arrested on the elements. This is removed manually after removing the top lid of the filter.

 

Self Cleaning Filters

 

The self cleaning filters consist of sleeves provided over the elements. The iron particles get trapped over the sleeve when the fluid is passed through the filter. When the elements are removed along with the top lid, the iron particles get dropped from the sleeve on the bottom of the filter which is removed through the drain plug by injecting pressurized water.

 

Types:

 

·         Manually cleaned - (Ndfeb Magnet – 10500 gauss)

·         Self cleaned - (Ndfeb Magnet – 6500 gauss)

 

Besides customized Magnetic Filters, PML also supplies standard filters as below:

 

Standard types of Filters

 

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Size in mm

1

Diameter 200x250 height

2

Diameter 300x300 height

3

Diameter 300x450 height

4

Diameter 400x900 height

5

Diameter 600x1000 height

 

Why PML Filters?

 

·         45 years of experience in design and development of Permanent Magnets and Magnetic Systems

·         Magnet Filters are available in 10,500 Gauss for operating temperature up to 200°C

·         Customized design.

·         Magnetic Filters are hydraulically tested to check leakage at welding joints and sealing points.

·         PML offers comprehensive systems using 2/3 Magnetic filters in series to ensure output contamination to minimum PPM level.

·         Services such as magnetic calibration/Audit are available

 

Information required for design of Filter

 

·         Type of fluid

·         Flow rate

·         Size and concentration of contamination.

·         Inlet and outlet flange connection

·         Required volume of the fluid to be processed

 

 


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