MAG-Filt
Capturing Contaminants Beyond Conventional Filtration
MAG-Filt is an advanced magnetic filtration system designed to remove fine ferrous and paramagnetic contaminants from process fluids. It enhances equipment protection, improves product quality, and ensures reliable operation across oil & gas, petrochemical, and industrial applications.
Magnetic Capture, Agglomeration & Particle Separation
High-strength magnetic elements capture ferrous and paramagnetic particles such as iron sulfide and iron oxides from the fluid stream. Non-magnetic contaminants - including salts and silica - are also removed as they adhere to magnetic agglomerates, enabling efficient separation even at sub-10 micron levels.
Sub-Micron Capture, Low Waste & Equipment Protection
Efficient removal of sub-10 micron contaminants
Captures ferrous, paramagnetic, and associated non-magnetic particles
Reduced clogging compared to conventional filters
Lower maintenance and longer operational life
No consumables, enabling a low-waste and sustainable solution
Improves equipment protection and process reliability
Process Fluid Purification & Corrosion-Product Removal
Oil & Gas Production
- Removal of iron sulfide and corrosion products
- Protection of pipelines and downstream equipment
Refining & Petrochemicals
- Hydrocarbon stream purification
- Pre-treatment before critical processing units
Chemical & Process Industries
- Removal of fine metallic contaminants
- Protection of pumps, valves, and heat exchangers
Water & Wastewater
- Removal of iron-based particles and sludge
- Polishing of process water streams
Power & Heavy Industries
- Protection of turbines and heat exchangers
- Reduction of fouling in cooling and process systems
Engineering Considerations
With no consumables and no moving parts to wear, MAG-Filt is a low-waste way to protect downstream equipment from ferrous fines that conventional filters struggle to hold.
Every process stream has a different separation signature.
Share your feed characteristics and operating constraints. Our engineers will evaluate the appropriate treatment pathway and integration strategy.
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