Inline Magnetic Filter

About Inline Magnetic Filter

An inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipmentAn inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high-intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipmentAn inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high-intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipmentAn inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high-intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipmentAn inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipmentAn inline magnetic filter is a flow through device placed directly into fluid or gas lines to extract ferrous contaminants (such as iron, steel, and stainless steel wear particles). It uses high-intensity magnets to capture suspended magnetic debris from liquids, slurries, or oils before they can damage critical equipment