How do Sub/Micron Magnetic Lubricant Filters use magnetic flocculation to aid in removing sub-micron metal particles from machine fluids more effectively?
Contaminated fluids enter a flocculating magnetic zone in the filter housing that magnetically penetrates each minute ferrous or paramagnetic particle. Magnetized particles grow in size magnetically flocking together. The enlarged easier to capture magnetic particles then enter the concentrated magnet zone. The strong Super Nova 100% Rare Earth 52 mega gauss magnets inside the zone removes and holds the contamination effectively removing it from the fluid. When magnetic fines build up on the magnet as tightly held hair like fibers, non-magnetics can also be removed.