What material do you separate
Oil
Sugar crystal
Poppy
Grain
Rinsing baths
Sand
Plastic granulate
Syrup
Sunflower seeds
Cooling emulsions
Cooling oil
Sugar juice
Glaze
Rubber
Rubber recyclate
Yoghurt
Ceramic mass
Ketchup
Spices
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Magnetic testing rod
The MTT magnetic testing rod represents a separate sub-group in the category of magnetic rods. The magnetic testing rod does not serve to Fe impurity separation but it is an outstanding aid to check / test whether the material under testing contains metal – magnetic impurities.
The test is performed in a manner that the rod is immersed into the inspected material (as you choose, the material may be either dry or liquid), and, with rotational movement, it is tested whether the material contains magnetic impurities that are caught in the lower – functional rod half.
Magnetic rods – main benefits:
- Sufficient magnetic output for magnetic impurity testing
- They are possible to be used with all materials, both dry mixtures and liquid matter
- MTR Ø 20 mm; magnetic induction is ca 5500 G.
- MTR Ø 30 mm, magnetic induction is ca 6500 G
MTT magnetic testing rods – general technical specification
Magnetic equipment
- Very strong NdFeB magnets,
- Ring magnet outer Ø= 19 mm or 29 mm,
- Rod outer Ø= 20 mm or 30 mm
- Magnetic material temperature resistance: up to 80 ˚C as a standard
Magnetic output
- Rod Ø 20 mm = 5500 G, Rod Ø 30 mm = 6500 G. Measured on the magnetic core surface.
The system
- Magnetic core closed in the rod. The core is movable, upwards and downwards.
Rod design
- Closed rod, pipe wall is machined to the thickness of 0.6 mm at max.
Rod material
- As a standard, stainless steel 1.4301 / AISI 304
Handrail material
- Hard plastic material
Surface treatment
- Outer rod surface is treated with polishing.