Magnetic separation is a method that uses basic magnetic principles to remove ferrous material from substances, several industries rely on magnetic separation to ensure purity in their products.
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At Magnet Expert, we believe in sharing our knowledge of and passion for magnets, here you will find the information directly from our team of experts covering the questions we are frequently asked.
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Magnet Expert magnetic filtration systems can significantly prolong equipment’s life span by removing almost 100% of ferrous contamination.
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Learn how our magnets play an important part in the self-annual maintenance checks of Britannia Fire Ltd Fire Extinguishers.
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A lifting magnet is a type of permanent magnet designed to produce a strong magnetic field in order to be used in applications in several industries where lifting large heavy ferrous objects is required.
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Magnetic filtration removes iron particles from liquids, slurries and other products during the manufacturing stage of production. Magnetic filters make this method of filtration simple, easy and effective. Better yet magnetic filters can simply be cleaned and reused when they become full.
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Lifting magnets have become increasingly popular in several industries to perform everyday operations such as lifting, loading, transporting and unloading.
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Magnetic separators use basic magnetic principles to remove ferrous material from substances such as granules, grains, pellets, powders and paste.
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Workholding magnets such as Magnetic Chucks are an alternative to the traditional workholding machinery, as they use magnetic force from permanent magnets to clamp and secure workpieces in place.
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