DN65 Magnetic Filter – 7 Rode, Extra Housed and Hot Water Inlet

DN65 Advanced Neodymium Magnetic Filter

The DN50 Magnetic Filter, featuring a unique coupling connection, is fully stainless steel and leak-proof. Crafted with neodymium magnets, this filter maintains its strength for years. It’s particularly effective for foods that solidify at room temperature, preventing premature freezing and allowing products to reach desired consistency. Our company also offers Gauss measurements for your existing filters – contact us for a quote. These neodymium magnetic filters, favored by food companies, are meticulously produced by Magneteksan Machine R&D engineers.

Applications of Magnetic Filters

These filters are used to separate microscopic metal particles from fluid materials like water, milk, and melted chocolate. The range of applicable fluids is extensive. Contact us with details about your product for tailored filter recommendations.

Connection Types

Our magnetic filters are available with various connection types:

• Flange
• Nipple
• Sleeve
• Coupling
• Wall

Custom-made to your specifications, these filters easily integrate into your system. They’re simple to clean and utilize high-gauss neodymium magnets.

Certified Magnetic Filter Manufacturing

Magnetic filters are crucial in food production, especially at critical control points and for equipment protection. Magnets rated at 10000, 12500, and 13500 Gauss are essential for ensuring food safety. The magnetic rods are made entirely of stainless steel, preventing bacterial growth and ensuring food compatibility.

Our filters are produced in compliance with globally recognized standards like BRC, HACCP, and TSE.

We manufacture these filters domestically, offering custom sizes and strengths for corporate clients. With special 304 and 316 stainless steel infrastructure and advanced control systems, these filters guarantee zero metal leakage.

Technical Specifications

Our magnetic filters can be produced with the following features:

• Rapid removal of metal dust
• Detachable magnetic rods in stainless steel housing
• Customizable body diameters (3″, 4″, 5″, 6″, etc.)
• Available with or without casing
• High flux strength due to neodymium magnets
• External flux strength of 10000-11000 GAUSS
• Temperature resistance up to 80°C (standard) or 200°C (maximum)
• Pressure resistance up to 10 Bar
• 304 stainless steel construction
• Manual or automatic cleaning options
• Removable top cover for contamination monitoring
• Configurable for horizontal or vertical lines
• EPDM O-ring seals for high-temperature applications
• Self-cleaning or manual cleaning options available

How Magnetic Filters Work

Check our animation video to see how a magnetic filter operates.

Catalog Dimensions

Apart from catalog dimensions, we produce special solutions for your special demands. You can call us for this and get information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our products and magnetic filters.

Can magnetic filters be used for powder or dry products?
Answer: No. Magnetic filters are specially designed to separate iron particles from liquid products.

How are the captured iron particles cleaned?
Answer: In manually cleaned filters, the block containing the magnetic bars is removed and cleaned by hand with a suitable material. In automatically cleaned filters, the metals easily fall off by themselves when you remove the block part.

Can the filter housing be made of regular metal instead of stainless steel?
Answer: No. Magnets attract metal but not stainless steel. If made of metal, the magnetic field would short-circuit with the metal body, reducing efficiency. Therefore, we only produce in stainless steel.

Is the magnetic filter housing also magnetic?
Answer: The housing is not magnetic. The rods placed inside the housing are magnetic, which capture the iron particles.

Is electricity required to operate the magnetic filter?
Answer: Magnetic filters consist of permanent magnets, so they don’t require a power source.

Can we use a magnetic filter for highly abrasive/acidic liquids?
Answer: Yes. We apply special coatings for such applications.

How long do the magnets last?
Answer: The strength of the magnets is permanent. Magnets can become demagnetized in two situations: a) When damaged. b) When exposed beyond the specified operating temperature. However, magnets may lose 2% to 3% of their magnetic strength over 5 years.

Can we charge the magnet? Can we increase its power?
Answer: No. The magnet cannot be charged. Only our flexible magnets are strengthened by shocking.

How can we measure the strength of the magnet?
Answer: Magnetic strength can be checked with a gauss meter in Gauss units. The magnetic filters you purchase are delivered with a Gauss report, valid for 1 year.

Can we replace the Magnetic Rod of the Magnetic Filter?
Answer: Magnetic Rods cannot be removed if they are welded to the top cover of the filter. However, in some cases, we produce them by bolting. In this case, replacement is possible.