Mid-Tube Drawer-In-Housing Unit

Industrial Magnetics' MTH unit is a high-capacity magnetic separator that offers powerful separation for challenging product flows.

Mth Imi

This content was written and submitted by the supplier. It has only been modified to comply with this publication’s space and style.

Industrial Magnetics’ Mid Tube Drawer-In-Housing (MTH) unit was developed into the company’s purification sector of products. Designed to handle even the most difficult food products, this unit excels in high-throughput applications. Some common examples of this would include, but are not limited to, cake mixes, powdered sugar, pea protein, talc, stucco, and wheat hulls.

Mid-Tube Housings incorporates 2-inch diameter rare earth magnetic tubes on 4-inch centers into our proven Drawer-In-Housing configuration. The powerful 52 MGOe Rare Earth Circuit is designed for optimum reach out and surface holding strength. This is the key to optimum ferrous metal extraction for difficult flowing products in high-flow rate applications.

Mth DisplayThis unit has wider spacing between its magnetic tubes which creates easier product flow. As ferrous metal passes through the magnetic field, it is pulled into and held by the tubes, separating it from the rest of the product. This design effectively captures metal particles, including those that are small and fine with weakly magnetic contaminants. With continued use, the metal that has been extracted must be cleaned from the tubes to prevent buildup and wash-off into the product stream.

IMI offers a wide range of options for this product, including custom sizes, transitions, collections pans, and so much more. 

Fill out the form below to request more information about Mid-Tube Drawer-In-Housing Unit
Liquid Foods Innovations Report
Welcome to the inaugural Packaging World/ProFood World Innovations Report on liquid food packaging, drawn from nearly 300 PACK EXPO International booth visits (Chicago, Nov. 3–6, 2024). Our editors highlight the most groundbreaking equipment and materials—supported by video demos—that promise to transform how liquid foods are processed, packaged, and delivered.
Learn More
Liquid Foods Innovations Report