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- Flowability and Strength Variations
- Product is pumped through the magnet where ferrous tramp metal collects on either an array of 1” diameter magnetic tubes or a single 3” diameter magnetic tube. The tramp metal collects behind the tubes in the direction of product flow to prevent tramp metal wash off. Non-magnetic particles are separated by gravity and collect in the sump located in the bottom of the magnet enclosure.
- Diameter Ranges
- Standard inlet / outlet sizes available from 1.5” diameter up to 12” diameter (HP model required for sizes over 4” diameter)
- Adaptable to Existing Lines
- Easy installation into existing line using sanitary tri-clover, threaded or ANSI 150 pound inlet and outlet flanges
- Tube Configuration for Easy Cleaning
- Exclusive tube configuration for easy removal of ferrous tramp metal from magnetic tubes
- Beauty Rings Protect Tubes from Impact
- Welded tube support located on the bottom of the magnet element
- Ensures proper magnetic protection by eliminating bending of the tubes inwards due to product flow or handling during cleaning
- Increases magnet life by preventing broken welds on end of tubes caused by impact during cleaning
- Detectable Gasket Material
- Metal detectable magnet housing gasket standard (Buna material)
- Maximum Pressure Levels
- Designed for operating at up to 150 PSI maximum pressure (at 248°F) depending on model size
- High-Temperature Rating
- Designed for operating temperatures up to 356°F depending on model configurations
- USDA Certified
- USDA approved certified sanitary (USDA AMS NSF / ANSI / 3-A14159-1 2002) available
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The tramp metal collects at the downstream side of the magnetic tubes, preventing tramp metal “wash-off” during the continuous product flow around and through the magnetic field without restricting the product flow. Additionally, non-magnetic particles are trapped, by gravity, in a sump beneath the magnetic element.
1″ Tube |
3″ Tube |
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1″ Tube Design |
3″ Tube Design |
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- US Customary Units
- Metric Units
US Customary Units
SIZE |
Fluid and Strained Product |
Fibrous and Crushed Product |
Viscous and Heavy Product |
IN |
GALLONS/MINUTE |
GALLONS/MINUTE |
GALLONS/MINUTE |
2 |
1-64 |
1-53 |
1.0-3.3 |
3 |
65-132 |
54-116 |
34-77 |
4 |
133-154 |
117-132 |
78-105 |
6 |
365-714 |
220-429 |
145-284 |
LFT Series Selection Guide
Model # |
Pipe Diameter (A) |
Unit Height (B) |
Unit Diameter (C) |
Total Width (D) |
Unit Weight |
# of
Magnetic Tubes |
IN |
IN |
IN |
IN |
LBS |
LFT-2 |
2 |
7 |
6.5 |
9 |
26 |
5 |
LFT-3 |
3 |
7 |
6.5 |
9 |
37 |
5 |
LFT-4 |
4 |
8 |
8.5 |
11 |
50 |
6 |
LFT-6 |
6 |
10.5 |
10.75 |
16.5 |
125 |
7 |
Metric Units
SIZE |
Fluid and Strained Product |
Fibrous and Crushed Product |
Viscous and Heavy Product |
MM |
LITERS/SECOND |
LITERS/SECOND |
LITERS/SECOND |
51 |
.06-4.0 |
.06-3.3 |
.06-2.1 |
76 |
4.1-8.3 |
3.4-7.3 |
2.1-4.9 |
102 |
8.4-9.7 |
4.7-8.3 |
4.9-6.6 |
125 |
23-45 |
14-27 |
9-18 |
LFT Series Selection Guide
Model # |
Pipe Diameter (A) |
Unit Height (B) |
Unit Diameter (C) |
Total Width (D) |
Unit Weight |
# of
Magnetic Tubes |
MM |
MM |
MM |
MM |
KGS |
LFT-2 |
51 |
178 |
165 |
229 |
12 |
5 |
LFT-3 |
76 |
178 |
165 |
229 |
17 |
5 |
LFT-4 |
102 |
203 |
216 |
279 |
32 |
6 |
LFT-6 |
152 |
267 |
273 |
419 |
57 |
7 |
- Pipe Size: Available in diameters from 1” to 6” in any increment.
- Maximum Operating Pressure:
- 150 PSI at 248°F (120°C) (standard on sizes 4” and smaller)
- 75 PSI at 248°F (120°C) (standard on sizes 5” and larger)
- Cleaning Method:
- Manual clean (standard)
- Manual quick-clean with a sleeve over stripper for easy removal of tramp metal. Not recommended for sticky products. Sleeve over design reduces magnetic performance at contact.
- Magnet Element: Four different styles are available depending on your application
- Array of 1” diameter tubes designed for liquids, purees, and products with solids 1/2” and smaller
- Single 3” diameter tube mounted in the center of housing designed for products with fragments, solids or chunks up to 1” in size
- Plate magnet design with one or two plate magnets mounted on the outside of the product flow for very difficult flowing and fibrous products
- Combination magnet and screen design
- Material Construction:
- 304 Stainless Steel (standard)
- 316 Stainless Steel
- Magnetic Tubes:
- REN Rare Earth (standard)
- Hi-G high-performance Rare Earth
- TW Thin Wall high-performance Rare Earth
- Magnetic Material Temperature:
- 176°F (80°C) @ 52+ MGOe (rare earth) (standard)
- 248°F (120°C) @ 48 MGO (rare earth)
- 356°F (180°C) @ 38 MGO (rare earth)
- 662°F (350°C) @ 30 MGO (rare earth)
- Tube Coatings:
- Stainless steel with no coating (standard)
- Synergistic Coating [reference datasheet Synergistic Coating]
- Gasket Material:
- Buna material, color red, metal detectable, temperature range: -40°F (-40°C) to 225°F (107°C) (standard)
- Viton material, color white, temperature range: -10°F (-23°C) to 400°F (204°C)
- Customer specified
- Inlet Flange Design:
- Tri-Clover sanitary heavy-duty quick-release clamp (standard)
- NPT threads (for use of spin on flanges)
- ANSI 150 pound flange
- Plain end for welded pipe installation
- Customer specified
- Outlet Flange Design:
- Tri-Clover sanitary heavy-duty quick-release clamp (standard)
- NPT threads (for use of spin on flanges)
- ANSI 150 pound flange
- Plain end for welded pipe installation
- Customer specified
- Water Jacket: For heating or cooling products
- Not included (standard)
- Included
- Drain: Ball valve located on the bottom of the unit to drain before opening the magnet
- Not included (standard)
- Included
- Lock Out Tab: Prevents unauthorized entry via customer supplied and an installed padlock
- Not included (standard)
- Included
- USDA Magnet Certification: