Construction
Magnetic rods are fixed at set spacing inside a stainless steel frame. As product flows between the rods, it passes through a high-intensity, high-gradient field, and ferrous particles stick to the rods. The frame shape and size are made to drop into your hopper inlet, catch bin or floor opening, so no structural changes are needed.
Single-row grills suit light contamination. Multi-row and staggered grills raise the capture rate for fine iron. Grills are also used in liquids for water treatment and other liquid separation jobs.
Key features of our magnetic grill
- Stainless steel round, square or rectangular frame
- Ferrite or rare-earth rods
- Single or multi-row
- High-gradient field between rods
- Sturdy, anti-abrasion build
- Easy installation
- Compact
Applications & industries
- Food industry
- Tea & coffee
- Chemicals
- Pharmaceuticals
- Recycling
- Water treatment
- Plastics hoppers
- Grain intake pits
Magnetic Grill at a glance
| Frame | SS round / square / rectangular |
|---|---|
| Rods | Ferrite or rare-earth |
| Rows | Single or multiple |
| Size | Made to opening |
Exact dimensions, capacity and magnet strength are confirmed against your application before manufacture.
Need a magnetic grill for your plant?
Send your material, capacity and installation details for a quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Is a grate magnet the same as a magnetic grill?
Yes. Both names describe a frame of magnetic rods placed in the product flow.
How do I clean a magnetic grill?
Remove the grill and wipe the rods, or use an easy-clean sleeve version. For high iron loads consider a drawer magnet or automatic drawer.
