Filtramag

Using high performance rare earth magnetic material and proven pole concentrator technology the Filtramag offers an incredible 11,000 Gauss magnetic performance.

Filtramag is capable of attracting sub-micron magnetic particles and can be utilised on inline pressure feed lines as well as gravity fed systems. Grinding, honing, lapping, boring & fine detail machining operations will all benefit from the use of this technology. The unit requires no consumables, unlike the more conventional forms of filtration, and has no running costs. Simply install and the Filtramag starts payback straight away.

Units are available with port connection sizes of 3/4", 1", 1 1/2" , 2"  & 2 1/2"

Case study: Filtramag at Drax

Eclipse Magnetics's Filtramag has been selected as the filtration system for an essential component of Britain's largest coal-fired power station - extending the life of heavy duty gearboxes.

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How does Filtramag work?

Particle laden fluid is introduced via the inlet port. It then passes six high intensity magnetic rods where the particles are attracted and held allowing clean fluid to exit via the outlet port.

No loss of fluid

Every time you change a cartridge you're throwing expensive fluid away. Filtramag produces a dry 'cake' that can be easily disposed of reducing environmental impact.

No line pressure increase

Even when fully saturated with contamination the Filtramag never builds up the back pressure that causes burst socks or cartridges. The configuration of the magnetic rods ensures that pressure is always maintained.

No maintenance

The Filtramag has three separate parts, none of them moving parts: the securing band clamp, lid & filter vessel. No maintenance is required, ever!

Sub-micron filtration

Tthe high intensity magnetic cores of the Filtramag consistently remove sub-micron magnetic contamination, which improves surface finish, extends fluid life and increases overall component accuracy.

Easy clean

Extract the Filtramag cartridge after operation then simply remove the contamination using the 'C' scraper. It couldn't be easier.