Product detail
Stainless can be attracted by magnet?
Food processing factories require stainless steel for almost all production lines, so the metal contaminates are generally food safety grade. Nonmagnetic austenite family, SUS304 or 316L can be attracted by magnets if shocked (cutting, shredding, twisting, grinding, pressing buffing and polishing), welding or rubbing are involved. Deformation will also cause magnetic attraction.
Features
• Remove the magnetic particles, Easy to install. • Reduce risk of metal contaminations • Can be used in particles or liquid • Can be manufactured with the desired dimensions |  |
Specifications
 | • High-intensity N50 rare earth magnet • Outer tube OD: φ26mm • Tube material: SUS316L |
Model | Specifications | ||||
Tube Magnet | Caliber | Magnetic flux density | Material | Service condition | Using magnets |
16000 Gauss | φ24.5 | 1.5T(15,000G) | SUS316L | 80℃ | NdFeB |
13000 Gauss | φ24.5 | 1.4T(14,000G) | SUS316L | 100℃ | |
12000 Gauss | φ25 | 1.2T(12,000G) | SUS316L | ||
3000 Gauss | φ25 | 0.3T(3,000G) | SUS304 | 150℃ | Ferrite |
φ28 | 0.3T(3,000G) | SUS316L | |||
Heat resistant Tube magnet | φ26 | 1.0T(10,000G) | SUS316L | 200℃ | SmCo |
Special application
During processing with high levels of contamination, high fluid flow rates, high temperature or works continuously, heat-resistant tube magnet can be installed in parallel.
