Liquid purification or separation – Magnetic – With additional separator
Patent
1992-10-13
1994-02-01
Savage, Matthew O.
Liquid purification or separation
Magnetic
With additional separator
96 1, B01D 3506
Patent
active
052829634
ABSTRACT:
A permanent magnet is disclosed for enhancing the performance of filters, particularly oil filters associated with internal combustion engines. The permanent magnet is attached to the bottom of the filter by its own magnetic attraction to the bottom metal portion of the end of the filter canister and requires no other means of attachment. A screwdriver slot is also provided to enable a screwdriver to be inserted to pry off the magnet from the filter canister when necessary. The magnet is re-usable and may be made in various sizes and shapes to fit the contour of the bottom of the canister.
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Currey Albert B.
Hull Harold L.
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