- Magnets
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Magnetic Separation
Magnetic Separation
(all items)- Magnetic Grids
- Magnetic Tubes
- Permanent Plate Magnetic Iron Removal
- Permanent Belt Magnetic Iron Removal
- Electromagnetic Iron Removal Belts
- Electromagnetic Iron Removal Plates
- Iron Removal for Liquids
- Magnetic Pulleys
- Magnetic Drums
- Non Ferrous Metals Magnetic Separators
- High Gradation Iron Removal
- Magnetic Circular Pipes
- Magnetic Rectangular Pipes
- Metal Detectors
- CDC Conduct Magnetic Sorting
- CMD Magnetic Sorting
- Magnetic Filters
- Electromagnetic Filters
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Separation Options
Separation Options
(all items)- Conveyor Belts
- Vibrating Feeders
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Magnetic Systems
Magnetic Systems
(all items)- Plug Magnetic Pot
- Flat Magnetic Pot
- Flat Magnetic Pot
with Hole - Flat Magnetic Pot
with Threaded Shaft - Flat Magnetic Pot
with Hook - Rectangular Magnetic Pot
- Magnetic Pot for
High Temperatures - Flat Magnetic Pots WKF
- Flat Magnetic Pots
with Inside Threaded Hole - Antigliss Magnetic Pot
- Magnetic Lifting
- Electro-Permanent Magnets
- Magnetic Equipment
- Promotional Magnets
- Magnetic Measurement
Practical Advice
Read this practical advice on the use of permanent magnets suggested by our clients


Do not place magnets close to any source of heat, since you could permanently damage the magnetic characteristics.
Do not place magnets close to audio or video cassettes, recorders, televisions, speakers, magnetic credit cards, compasses, watches, etc. You could irreparably damage them.
Do not place magnets with the same polarity close to each other, the magnetic repulsion could damage the magnetic flow.
Do not place magnetic materials that are different from each other next to each other (e.g. Neodymium with Alnico). The magnetic direction and the values might face substantial mutations.
The use of permanent magnets is not particularly recommended for people with Pace-makers.
Store the magnets in a dry environment far away from sources of heat.