Assembly of magnet for oil filter case
View Patent ↗The present invention describes an assembly of magnets to be coupled to oil filter case to attract ferrous material. Oil filter case [ 20 ] takes the shape of a cylinder. Magnet [ 22 ] has two poles and one of the poles is coupled to the side of oil filter case [ 20 ]. A steel member [ 24 ] is provided to couple only the other pole of the magnet [ 22 ] with the oil filter case [ 20 ]. The steel member [ 24 ] comprises a pivot unit [ 26 ] that couples the pole of magnet, a pivot extender [ 28 ] which couples the pivot unit [ 26 ] and a bridge [ 30 ] that couples the pivot extender [ 28 ] with oil filter case [ 20 ]. The magnet assembly directs the magnetic field from outward pole towards the oil filter to create a pseudo horse shoe magnet effect.
1. A magnet system comprising:
a magnet;
a steel member;
a band;
a steel case;
the magnet and the steel member each being magnetically attached to the steel case;
the steel member rotatably contacting against the magnet;
the steel member revolvably contacting against the steel case;
the steel case being of cylindrical-shaped;
the band comprising a first body member and a second body member;
the first body member holding the magnet and the steel member;
the second body member being adjustable in radius size with respect to the steel case;
the magnet comprising a first pole and a second pole;
the first pole and the second pole being located opposite to each other along the magnet;
the first pole being one of a north pole and a south pole;
the second pole being the other of the north pole and the south pole;
the first pole being magnetically attached to the steel case;
the second pole being magnetically attached to the steel member;
the steel member comprising a pivot unit, a pivot extender and a bridge;
the pivot extender being connected in between the pivot unit and the bridge;
the pivot unit being magnetically attached to the second pole;
the pivot unit rotatably contacting against the second pole;
the bridge being magnetically attached to the steel case;
the bridge revolvably contacting against the steel case;
the bridge being separate from the magnet via the pivot extender;
in response to the first pole being magnetically attached to the steel case, and in response to the pivot unit rotatably contacting against the second pole, the bridge revolvably contacting against the steel case around the magnet; and
in response to the first pole and the bridge each being magnetically attached to the steel case, and in response to the pivot unit being magnetically attached to the second pole, a pseudo horse shoe magnet effect being created by a magnetic field path being directed from the second pole through the pivot unit, the pivot extender and the bridge to the steel case.