Magnattack™ Global Blog

A few photographs of Magnattack magnets taken during a magnet validation at an Aussie flour mill last week.

An Australian pet food manufacturer in northern Australia has successfully increased their control over foreign metal after installing multiple Magnattack magnetic separation systems.

It is essential that magnets installed in sensitive dry product lines, such as dairy powders and infant formulas, are not only high-strength and efficient but are also of sanitary design.

5 sanitary advantages of the Mag-Ram include frequent automatic cleaning, HACCP International and USDA dairy accepted design, reduced risk of contamination, enclosed Ram working mechanism, and PLC control compatibility.

Two of Magnattack Global's North American dealers will be attended the Petfood Forum in Kansas City, MO during April 2019.

Foreign contaminants, such as plastic and metal, can have a huge impact on the value of meat meal if they are found in the final product. In order to maintain customer confidence and increase product value, the contaminants must be removed.

Loss of magnet strength is called 'demagnetization'. This article covers off on some causes of demagnetization.

Chris Schentzer of Cat Equipment Co and Russell Paskewitz of Magnattack Global will be showcasing the Magnattack Magnetic Mat and the Spherical Magnet at booth 132 of the Annual IAOM Conference.

3 helpful steps that you can take in your food processing plant to reduce metal contamination risks, improve product security, and improve profitability.

A Rapidclean Grate Magnet designed assist with breaking up difficult-to-flow and sticky powders.

In basic terms, 'shorting-out' is used in food industry magnetics to describe when the surface strength is 'used up' by the build-up of contaminants collected on the surface of the magnet.