MagneGen Systems, Inc.

MagneGen^®Pipe Protector

U.S. Patent No. 5,269,915 issued December 14, 1993

The MagneGen^® Pipe Protector is a proven product that provides non-chemical prevention of scale, corrosion, algae and paraffin in commerical steel and non-steel pipes in homes, apartments and other buildings and in cooling towers, boilers, HVAC water systems, fountains, lakes, irrigation systems and petroleum and natural gas lines. The MagneGen^® Pipe Protector is the only patented permanent magnet unit in the world that penetrates all commerical steel pipewalls with a measurable, high-density magnetic field that is perpendicular to the flow inside the pipe. When a conductor flows through the pipe protected with a MagneGen^® Pipe Protector it cuts the perpendicular magnetic field and generates a direct current in accordance with Faraday's Law of Electromagnetic Induction. For more detail on Michael Faraday please refer to the Michael Faraday page in this web site.

Key Benefits:

Eliminates old fashioned, polluting chemical water treatments allowing cooling towers to operate at zero bleed and increasing heating/cooling efficiency.

Uses the world's most powerful permanent magnet - a "rare earth" Neodymium Iron Boron NeoMag^® 45A2 magnet - with a residual induction of 13,700 Gauss bonded to a magnetic conducting steel condenser (concentrator, pole piece, etc. as per patent) resulting in a closed magnetic circuit with a condensed flux available at the poles in excess of 20,000 Gauss. NeoMag^® is a registered trade name of Magnequench UG, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Magnequench, Inc., located at http://www.mqii.com.

Manufactured 100% in the USA with USA materials - we even take care to ensure that the steel condensers are made from USA steel and not imported steel.

Specifications:
 

Model:	500	1000	2000	3000	4000
Minimum Gauss to Pipe Surface:	20,000	20,000	20,000	20,000	20,000
For Standard Pipe Sizes:	5-19mm	13-25mm	38mm to all	152mm to all	254mm to all
Maximum Pipewall Thickness:	3mm	3mm	13mm	19mm	25mm

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