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Magnetic Separator
12024-12-09T01:12:27-08:00Anonymous88771plain2024-12-09T01:12:27-08:00VecoplanA Magnetic Separator is an essential piece of equipment in the recycling and waste management industries, used to separate ferrous metals (like iron and steel) from other materials in the waste stream. This technology ensures the recovery of valuable metals while protecting downstream equipment and improving the quality of processed materials.
How a Magnetic Separator Works Magnetic Field: A strong magnetic field attracts ferrous metals in the material flow. Separation: Ferrous materials are pulled out of the waste stream, while non-ferrous materials continue onward. Collection: The extracted metals are discharged into a separate area for further processing or recycling.
Types of Magnetic Separators Overband Magnetic Separator: Installed over conveyor belts to remove ferrous metals from bulk materials. Drum Magnetic Separator: Uses a rotating magnetic drum to separate metals in a continuous process. Suspended Magnet: Positioned above conveyor systems to capture large ferrous items. Magnetic Pulley: Replaces a standard conveyor pulley to separate metals at discharge points.
GEP ECOTECH provides high-performance Magnetic Separators designed for robust and efficient operation in waste processing and recycling systems.