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Protecting and Moving the World Through Innovation

Product Testing

Product Testing

The MPI test center features a wide range of metal control equipment from magnetic separation, conveying and electronic inspection. The test center allows MPI to validate customer applications for separation rates, detection performance levels and proper conveyance of parts. Utilizing this extensive test facility has allowed MPI to deliver solutions that meet customer expectations for over 30 years.

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ECO-FLOW | HARCO BRAKE COMPONENTS

When a manufacturer suspects that a drilling operation could cause plugs inside a precision brake component, he knows that the resulting damage will be more costly and require greater action than a simple phone call . . .

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SHAKERS | RADAR INDUSTRIES

Like any maintenance supervisor at a busy stamping plant, 30-year manufacturing veteran Mike De Vitt's goal at Radar Industries in Warren, Michigan, is to keep his presses up and running  . . .

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SHAKERS | TOLEDO TOOL AND DIE

Toledo Tool and Die (TTD), of Toledo OH, approached MPI looking for an improved method to remove scrap from their stamping press. MPI recommended that TTD consider MPI’s M-50 electric shaker . . .

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MINI FREE FLOW | GLOBAL FOOD PROCESSOR

When raw materials arrive at a food plant, they can contain many types of contaminants, including metals. Metals find their way into raw materials from the time of harvest through the many material handling processes needed to turn them into a product ready for packaging . . .

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BLM | MAJOR MANUFACTURER

Removal of scrap metal is a vital, constant and costly function faced by plant managers worldwide. Untimely removal of scrap can endanger workers and damage machinery . . .

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MAGNETIC CHUTE | MAJOR CO-PACKER

Ensuring that there is no cross-contamination, coupled with dustless operation were their biggest concerns . . .

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