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What is Micromag?

“Micromag is the latest generation of magnetic filtration and is capable of sub-micron filtration levels with minimal pressure drop, fluid loss, environmental impact & running costs"

Why install a Micromag filter?

Ferrous & paramagnetic contamination is the most damaging of all the foreign matter that is found in any fluid, causing pump, gears, slide ways & valve wear and increases fluid degradation

Each particle that is left to re-circulate in the fluid will generate more particles, which will generate more particles, and so on

Benefits over conventional filtration:

Unlike conventional filters, Micromag is not particle size sensitive; if the particle is magnetic, no matter how small (even sub micronic) the Micromag will remove it!

FEATURES:

• No loss of fluid - no oil sodden cartridges to dispose of No pressure drop even when fully loaded with contamination

• No consumables required, ever! Once purchased the unit does not require ongoing spending. Operating costs are minimal

• No maintenance required - only operator intervention to clean. Reduced environmental impact: all you are left with is metallic material which can be collected by your material supplier

• Capable of removing abrasives and non-magnetic material by means of heterocoagulation

• Reduce machine downtime, increased productivity
  Visual inspection of fluid being filtered

READ MORE ABOUT THE MICROMAG

The system incorporates the most powerful, natural Rare Earth Magnetic material to produce extreme magnetic flux fields removing metal debris from the oil. These systems are often used as a pre-filter to limit contaminants reaching subsequent filtration equipment. 

Kleenoil Mag Filters are suitable for removing ferrous sludge and chips on both water soluble and neat oils. Typical applications are center less and heavy stock removal grinding machines, honing, gear cutting and chip-producing machinery.

Contaminated fluid enters the inlet to be equally dispersed via radial channels, thus slowing the fluid down to pass outside the centrally mounted ‘rare earth’ magnetic core, the filtered fluid then flows through return slots through the 

center exiting via the outlet into the Kleenoil System.