Pressure-line magnetic filters

Name: Pressure-line magnetic filters
Brand: StrongFilter

Magnetic elements capture ferromagnetic particles and can complement particle filtration.

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Product overview

Magnetic elements capture ferromagnetic particles and can complement particle filtration.

Series: BM
Selection priorities: Duty, filtration elements, dimensions, materials, interfaces and service conditions

Working principle

Magnetic elements in the flow path capture ferromagnetic particles. Review contaminant magnetism, flow, bar arrangement and cleaning.

Construction & flow path

Magnetic elements occupy the housing flow path. Count, spacing, wetted sleeves and removal direction affect contact and cleaning.

Applications & filtration duty

For ferromagnetic contaminants. Nonmagnetic particles require suitable bag, cartridge or screen filtration; flux figures alone do not establish removal results.

Technical parameters

Use these specifications for selection. Materials, dimensions and operating conditions follow the selected model and agreed specification.

Selection information

Fluid & viscosity
Operating flow (m³/h)
Operating / design pressure (MPa)
Connection size & standard (DN / in)
Dimensions & service clearance (mm)

Model and configuration notes

Configuration for your application

Share the fluid, filtration goal, operating conditions and installation requirements. Existing models, nameplates or drawings help us review the configuration.

Information to prepare for an inquiry

Use this family’s selection priorities to share available operating conditions, equipment information or drawings.

First confirm contaminant magnetism, size and concentration.
Specify flux measurement position, temperature and method.
Review velocity, bar spacing, cleaning and removal clearance.

Operation & maintenance

Before opening, replacing elements or disassembly, stop and isolate under the equipment procedure, depressurize, drain and confirm zero pressure. Clean around accumulated loading, inspect sleeves and seals and isolate before service. Record captured material to refine cleaning intervals.

Common operating inputs

Fluid and major composition
Target flow and operating pattern
Operating temperature and pressure
Contaminant form and target rating
Material, connection and space constraints
Maintenance frequency and existing equipment

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Discuss this product’s configuration

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Products can be configured around the actual duty. Final specifications follow the quotation, drawing or technical agreement confirmed by both parties.