What is AeroMag?
AeroMag™ is a powerful high-tech magnet assembly that traps and holds steel particles against the inner wall of the filter canister.These are the particles that are missed by the standard aircraft filter.

Why should I use AeroMag?
Peace of Mind. Your oil is much cleaner and your chances of reaching TBO are greatly improved!

What are the advantages of using AeroMag?
Cleaner Oil! Fewer damaging wear particles recirculating in your oil, and prolonged engine life. There are no moving parts, and installation is a “snap.”

Is there any interference to any equipment electrical systems?
No. AeroMag products are manufactured to precise engineering specifications that concentrate their enormous energy inwards and are shielded on the external side. They are completely safe to use in the presence of electrical equipment. As a precaution, always check your compass after installation. If you plan to transport your AeroMag inside your aircraft, be sure to attach it to a filter to eliminate any stray flux which could affect instruments.

What sizes are available?
AeroMag fits all Lycoming and Continental engines for general aviation (currently experimental only).

How long will AeroMag last?
AeroMag uses a super strong permanent neodymium magnet—its powerful magnetic properties will last for decades.

What is Neodymium?
Neodymium (Nd) is a rare earth element discovered in 1885. AeroMag engineers selected neodymium because of its exceptional magnetic properties. AeroMag has approximately 750 lbs. of magnetic pull force.

Is AeroMag suitable for racing?
Absolutely. Just follow the directions to install and secure AeroMag.

What type engine needs AeroMag?
All types. Whether your engine is new or has several hundred hours, AeroMag will provide insurance for longer engine life.

What size particles are trapped by the oil filter?
A typical aircraft oil filter traps particles 40-microns and larger. AeroMag traps and holds Iron and steel particles below 40-microns down to even less than 1-micron.

Are microscopic particles smaller than 40-microns a problem?
Yes. According to SAE Paper #881825 Correlating Lube Oil Filtration Efficiencies with Engine Wear, “Controlling the abrasive contaminants in the range of 2- to 22-microns in the lube oil is necessary for controlling engine wear.” It is these small particles that pass through the standard oil filter and cut into the tiniest micro-machined clearances inside your engine.

What is a micron?
A micron (one-millionth of a meter) is a unit used for microscopic measurements. A human hair is approximately 75-microns.

Should I change my maintenance schedule if I am using AeroMag?
No. AeroMag is not a replacement for regular servicing or periodic maintenance but simply provides a great improvement to filtration capabilities.

Is AeroMag removal difficult?
No. The magnetic force field of each unit is precisely focused close to the inner surface. Simply slide AeroMag off the filter to break the magnetic field.

What does AeroMag cost?
Costing only pennies a day, AeroMag is a cost-effective, long-term preventative maintenance solution.

Can the effectiveness of AeroMag equipped oil filter be demonstrated?
Yes. With an AeroMag still attached, cut open your filter as usual. Carefully remove the paper element and you can see for yourself all of the metal particles that were trapped by the AeroMag! Be sure to re-install your AeroMag onto your new oil filter.

Is it necessary to continue to perform Oil Analysis?
Yes. Oil analysis will give you scientific proof of the effectiveness of AeroMag and will give you direct comparison between your previous analysis and your new one, time and time again.

What is AeroMag’s warranty?
All AeroMag products have a limited lifetime warranty that covers any manufacturing defects for the life of the product. AeroMag will replace at no charge any defective unit.

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