Magnetic Grids

Magnetic grates for liquids or granules are devices used to separate ferrous materials from liquids or granules. They consist of a set of magnetic tubes or plates with high-intensity magnets mounted inside. When the liquid or granular material flows through the magnetic grids, the ferrous materials are attracted and retained on the magnets, thus separating them from the rest of the material.

These magnetic grids are very useful in the food, pharmaceutical, chemical and material processing industry to separate ferrous particles from liquid or granular materials. They are also used in the removal of ferrous impurities, in piping systems, to protect pumps, valves and other equipment.

Magnetic grates for liquids or granules can be of different sizes and designs, and their efficiency depends on the size and strength of the magnets, as well as the flow rate of the liquid or granules. It is important to keep in mind that these magnetic grids must be installed and maintained correctly to guarantee their efficiency in the separation of ferrous materials.