Kanetec MS-F.FH.FHP MAGCLEAN

Product Made in Japan
Manufacturer: Kanetec
Model: MS-F.FH.FHP (MS-4FB/ MS-4FBHP)

Application

This unit is incorporated in the grinding fluid purification and circulation system for grinders to remove iron powder, a major part of purification. When this is used together with a tank in which particles other than iron powder such as abrasive grains are separated by floating and precipitation, repurified and regenerated grinding fluid can be supplied to grinders again.

Features

The construction of a stationary magnet and a rotary outer drum shell has no magnet in the area of the rake plate to allow smooth discharge of sludge. (The life of the rake plate is also prolonged.)
The magnetic drum rotation drive construction has been modified to improve durability significantly.
The squeezing roller tensioning mechanism has been designed anew to improve the squeezing performance.
The squeezing roller and inlet areas are covered to enhance safety as well as to prevent grinding fluid from splashing/scattering.
The outlet location can be selected by the user, right, left or bottom, to allow flexible change of the circulation system layout.
The high magnetic force type (MS-FaH: drum surface max. flux density 0.3T (3000G))/ super high magnetic force type (MS-FHP: 0.5T (5000G)) are most suitable for collection of weak magnetic and minute sludge.
A type having a motor on the right side (MS-F-R) is also available.

Precaution for use

This is dedicated to grinding fluid (water soluble) only. If you plan to use the Magclean under the following conditions or if you cannot decide a suitable model, please fill the Magclean inquiry sheet at the end of this catalog and consult with us in advance.
・Grinding fluid is oil based.
・Liquid other than grinding fluid is used (such as fresh water and chemical liquid).
・The squeezing roller forced drive type is used.
・KANETEC MS-D type is to be updated. ・Liquid to use is not at normal temperature.

※Please see the Facsimile Communication Form (Selection Data) on page 173 also.