Liquid is fed into an open bowl at the top and discharged through a centered port with pipe thread connection at the bottom.

A float valve controls flow discharge so as to flood the working space and provide uniform, low velocity flow through the matrix, where magnetic separation takes place.

A safety valve holds open when power is on, and closes off the discharge when current is interrupted.

Liquid flows in through the centered, threaded pipe connection at the bottom, insuring complete flooding and uniform flow through the matrix, where magnetic separation takes place.

Discharge of the filtered liquid is through the spout at the top into an open trough or receptacle.

Fluid enters through the centered, threaded inlet pipe connection at the bottom, insuring complete flooding and uniform flow through the matrix, where magnetic separation takes place.

Discharge is through the threaded outlet coupling at the outside top, allowing easy access to the matrix assembly for maintenance.