Cereal

Magnattack® Mag-Ram® Self-Cleaning Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Mag-Ram® Self-Cleaning Grate Magnet for rolled oats
Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet
Rapidclean® Grate Magnet in the cleaning position
Magnattack® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet for powder conveying
Magnattack® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet installed in a flour intake
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft
Magnattack® RE80® Self-Cleaning Separation Shaft
Magnattack® Center Support Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Center Support Grate Magnet positioned in a hopper
Magnattack® Pressure Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Pressure Pipeline Separator for liquid ingredients
Magnattack® RE80® Probe Magnet
Magnattack® RE80® Probe Magnets installed
Magnattack® Hump Magnet
Magnattack® Mag-Ram® Self-Cleaning Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Mag-Ram® Self-Cleaning Grate Magnet for rolled oats
Magnattack® Rapidclean® Grate Magnet
Rapidclean® Grate Magnet in the cleaning position
Magnattack® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet for powder conveying
Magnattack® Spherical® Pneumatic Transfer Magnet installed in a flour intake
Magnattack® RE80® Separation Shaft
Magnattack® RE80® Self-Cleaning Separation Shaft
Magnattack® Center Support Grate Magnet
Magnattack® Center Support Grate Magnet positioned in a hopper
Magnattack® Pressure Pipeline Separator
Magnattack® Pressure Pipeline Separator for liquid ingredients
Magnattack® RE80® Probe Magnet
Magnattack® RE80® Probe Magnets installed
Magnattack® Hump Magnet

CONTROL RISKS - PROTECT BRANDS - INCREASE VALUE

Magnetic separation systems are commonly used in cereal applications for the following reasons:

  • Incoming grains, nuts, syrups, etcfor protection of screens and sieves.

  • Prior to blending at bag dump applications: contributing to product security and to keep a check on suppliers to ensure metal free product is being supplied.

  • Final packing locations for final product security. Usually installed immediately prior to packing (upstream of the final metal detector).

As there are often many different ingredients in cereals (ranging from dried fruit and nuts to grains and oats), there are many different levels of risk. Some products such as imported seeds and dried fruit typically contain a higher level of metal contamination than locally grown products.

  • Can magnets be easily removed for regular, easy cleaning? This is especially important on bag dump and ingredients preparation locations where incoming raw materials must be closely monitored.
  • Is the magnet resistant to abrasion?
  • Does the working temperature of the magnets suit the application?
  • Is the magnet design sanitary and compliant?
  • 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 CE
  • Patents and patents pending.

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