Hydraulic Magnet Tank Cleaners

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In-Line Magnets
Standard or Heavy-Duty

The primary difference between slim line and regular tank cleaners is in the smaller diameter of the slim line. Capable of being inserted into a hole tapped for a 3/4" plug, the cleaner is especially useful in small reservoirs, gear boxes and other applications where space is at a premium.

Since there is a ratio between length and diameter of a magnet for greatest power, each unit is designed to give maximum magnetic power possible in a small space.
Slim Line Tank Cleaners are available in two models; standard and heavy-duty. Although the magnetic unit is the same, heavy-duty is manufactured with a 5/8" solid steel support rod while the standard contains a 1/8" pipe size support rod.

To clean, simply remove from reservoir and wipe with a clean cloth every 3 to 6 months.

Order pipe plugs separately. Pipe plugs for installing in the top of the reservoir are optional and are furnished in 3/4" and 1.25". If space is available, it is recommended that the 1.25" plug be used for ease of removal.

3/4" Plug Part No.
12P (For Standard Rod)
HD 12P (For Heavy Duty Rod)

1.25" Plug Part No.
20P (For Standard Rod)
HD 20P (For Heavy Duty Rod)
Note**Special Rod Lengths Available

Optional Pipe Plug (3/4" or 11/4")

3/4" NPT plug part
No. 12P (For Standard Rod)
HD12P (For Heavy Duty Rod)

1.25" NPT plug part
No. 20P (For Standard Rod)
HD20P (For Heavy Duty Rod)

1/8" NPT (ST'D)
or 5/8" Dia. Rod (Heavy Duty)

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