Magnetic Continuous Flow Drawer Magnets are innovative devices designed to efficiently remove ferrous contaminants from dry bulk materials in various industrial processes. Our powerful magnets are typically installed in the chute or pipeline systems, allowing the continuous flow of materials while capturing and retaining unwanted metal particles. The high-strength magnetic field ensures effective separation of [...]
Self clean drawer magnets are innovative magnetic separation solutions commonly used in industrial and manufacturing settings. Our specialized drawers are designed to efficiently remove ferrous contaminants from dry, free-flowing materials such as grains, powders, and granules. What sets them apart is their unique self-cleaning mechanism, which ensures continuous and uninterrupted operation. As the material flows [...]
Quick Clean Drawer Magnets are innovative magnetic separation solutions designed to efficiently and effectively remove ferrous contaminants from dry, free-flowing materials in industrial processes. Our magnets feature a user-friendly design that simplifies maintenance and cleaning procedures, reducing downtime and ensuring uninterrupted production. With their robust construction and powerful magnetic force, Quick Clean Drawer Magnets offer [...]
HOW DO USE MAGNETIC TUBES KEEP YOUR PRODUCTS PURE? Ensure contaminant-free products with MPCO's magnetic tubes! These powerful devices use rare earth magnets to remove ferrous contaminants from your process streams, ensuring the highest quality standards across industries like food processing, pharmaceuticals, and more. Discover the benefits of magnetic tubes for easy maintenance, consistent performance, [...]
Magnetically Levitating Elevators For more than a century, elevators have gone pretty much just up and down. Ever since the first elevator was introduced in 1854, a cable-based design has pulled the elevator car along a single shaft, using steel ropes connected to a counterweight. But now, ThyssenKrupp, a German conglomerate that specializes in automotive [...]
DIY Your Magnetic Chalkboard Wall Since we bought our house last May, I have been searching high and low — literally — for a place to paint a chalkboard wall for TONY. I considered a space in the kitchen beside the refrigerator and another area in the downstairs hallway. But when we decided to convert [...]
HOW TO PAINT A MAGNETIC WALL THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET CREATIVE, NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR SPACE, IS ALWAYS THERE. We’ve got the perfect, crafty idea that can be changed up as many times as you like. Instead of covering walls in framed pictures and pin boards, combine the two with a magnetic wall. Artwork, [...]
Magical Magnetic Paint & Primer : Ditch the Boring Walls Do you like to change the settings of the frames, pictures and wall-arts frequently? It is best that you use magnetic paint for the accent wall. It will provide you flexibility and allow you to change display every now and then. But, not every magnetic [...]
Magnetic Paint: How To Use and Tips When you’re looking to paint a room, there’s much more to decide on than color. If you want to create a statement wall, consider using magnetic paint to make a conversation-starting feature. But it’s important to review the considerations of this paint type before you commit to using [...]
How Magnetic Paint is Revolutionizing Interior Design What is Magnetic Paint? Magnetic paint, also known as magnetic primer or magnetic receptive paint, is a type of paint that contains ferrous particles or other magnetic materials, allowing it to attract magnets. When applied to a surface, such as a wall or furniture, magnetic paint turns that [...]
Particle Accelerator Magnets Magnets are ubiquitous in modern life, used in motors, generators, wind turbines, steel foundries, toys, and all sorts of technological equipment. They are also essential for several distinct classes of device, including particle accelerators. Beams from particle accelerators are used to treat cancer patients and to create radioactive isotopes for medical diagnostics, [...]
The Power of Attraction: Magnets in Particle Accelerators In 1820, Hans Christian Oersted gave a demonstration on electricity to a class of advanced students at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. Using an early battery prototype, he looked to see what effect an electric current would have on a compass, and since he hadn’t had [...]