Baking Ingredients & Applications

Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet installed
RE80® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet
An RE80® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet in a flour line
Fine metal fragments retained by the Spherical® Magnetic Separator in a baking plant
Magnattack® Liquid Pressure Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Liquid Pressure Pipeline Separator for liquid ingredients
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft to suit sifter outlet
High Intensity Roller Magnet/Separation Shaft at exit from oven to remove rust flakes, etc.
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft installed on a sifter
Magnattack® Horizontal Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Horizontal Pipeline Separator installed
Magnattack® Outlet Magnets to suit Pallecon nozzle
Magnattack® Outlet Magnet installed
Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet installed
RE80® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet
An RE80® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet in a flour line
Fine metal fragments retained by the Spherical® Magnetic Separator in a baking plant
Magnattack® Liquid Pressure Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Liquid Pressure Pipeline Separator for liquid ingredients
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft to suit sifter outlet
High Intensity Roller Magnet/Separation Shaft at exit from oven to remove rust flakes, etc.
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft installed on a sifter
Magnattack® Horizontal Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Horizontal Pipeline Separator installed
Magnattack® Outlet Magnets to suit Pallecon nozzle
Magnattack® Outlet Magnet installed

KNOW YOUR RISKS - CONTROL YOUR RISKS!

Download the guide to magnets in the baking industry here.

The baking industry generally consists of three (3) main applications for magnets throughout the process:

  1. Incoming flour blowlines
  2. Minor dry ingredients and mixing
  3. Minor liquid ingredients and mixing

Magnattack® have a range of simple yet compliant designs specifically suited to bakery applications for the above 3 areas, adding most variables to these applications.


INCOMING FLOUR BLOWLINES:

The Magnattack® Spherical Pneumatic Transfer Magnet is the preferred method of choice for incoming flour blowlines because of its very innovative and effective design, ease of cleaning, and ability to enable bakeries to properly control metal fragment contamination.

Using >11,000 gauss elements, tiny weakly-magnetic fragments such as magnetic stone particles, work hardened stainless steel, and magnetic dust are extracted before the product can enter the baking process. The Spherical Magnet is fully compliant with current HACCP standards.


MINOR DRY INGREDIENTS & MIXING:

Minor dry ingredients are often overlooked when the mixing process is undertaken, however it is a common source of magnetic contamination in baking products. Magnattack® Global have a range of magnet systems such as the Rapidclean® Grate Magnet that are installed at bag tipping locations to extract foreign metal bodies before they enter the mixing process. Conveyor and batching systems incorporating a magnet can be provided as complete kits – ask us how!


MINOR LIQUID INGREDIENTS & MIXING:

Minor liquid ingredients are frequently used in the baking industry and are often a source of metal fragment contamination. Magnattack® have developed a simple but very effective 'bolt on' means of protecting against fragments in liquids. The Pallecon Outlet/Tote Magnet is the ideal solution for extracting metal contamination using proven magnetic separation principles and complying 11,000 gauss magnetics.


  • Will the magnet be positioned in a location that will help identify where metal fragments are coming from (i.e. suppliers of raw material)?
  • Does the working temperature of the product suit the temperature rating of the magnet?
  • Is the magnet design sanitary and compliant?
  • Is the magnet simple to clean and maintain?
  • Does the separator assembly comprise of high grade magnetics (such as RE80®) to ensure longevity and maintaining of magnet strength?
  • What design criteria is in place to ensure effective magnetic separation is achieved without blockages?
  • What means are taken to ensure magnet strength is maintained over time?
  • Does the magnet comply with current HACCP and best practice standards (e.g. 0909MAGSEP 1-2010)?
  • Is the magnet supplied with adequate certification?

HACCP
  • Patents and patents pending.

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