Magnetic separators filter/trap and remove ferromagnetic foreign bodies from your product streams, in order to guarantee high product quality and prevent damage to machines.
Magnetic Bars
Magnetic bars are the building blocks of many magnetic systems and are used to filter product streams for the removal of very fine ferromagnetic and weakly magnetic particles (from machined stainless steel or iron oxides, for example).
Magnetic Grates
Magnetic grids are often placed at a pouring point and filter very fine magnetic and weakly magnetic ferromagnetic contamination from free-flowing powders and granulates. Often used for control purposes. Manual cleaning (quick cleaning).
Cleanflow Magnets
Cleanflow magnets filter very fine ferromagnetic (and even weakly ferromagnetic) contamination out of powders and granulates in free-fall processes. Many types and options; continuous, automatic cleaning possible.
Magnetic Filters
Magnetic filters capture very fine magnetic, and even weakly magnetic, ferrous contamination or powders in pressurized pipes. Many types and options; automatic cleaning possible.
Bullet Magnet
Permanent and electromagnetic bullet magnets have one large magnetic core and are capable of high capacity filtering of ferromagnetic contamination from coarse raw materials. Automatic cleaning possible.
Plate Magnet
Magnetic plates can hang above a conveyor belt, be built-in against the wall of a product chute or against a sheet that the product flows over.
Chute Magnet
Chute magnets are used for powder streams in free-fall or chute applications, a simple solution for removal of ferromagnetic contamination.
External Pole Magnet
External pole magnets filter ferromagnetic contamination from poorly flowing products. Large solids can also pass, because the passage is completely unobstructed. Continuous automatic cleaning possible.
Cascade Magnet
Cascade magnets filter ferromagnetic contamination from coarse raw materials and provide optimal flow. The cascade arrangement forces the product to closely pass three plate magnets. Automatic cleaning.
Magnetic Drum Separator
Magnetic drum separators automatically and continuously separate large quantities of ferrous particles from granular products. Several new types of drum even separate weakly magnetic particles.
Magnetic Sweeper
Magnetic brooms ‘sweep up’ iron particles from clean or rough floors or sandy surfaces; they are mainly used areas where iron is difficult or impossible to sweep up or is not visible, such as in sand.
Gauss Meter and Pull Test Kit
Gauss Meters measure the number of lines of flux in a magnetic field. This is an accurate measurement of the magnetic field. Used for the verification of magnetic performance as a quality control procedure or for evaluating equipment when considering a performance upgrade.
Pull Testers produce two end results – “PULLING” power and “HOLDING” power. Both of these results are of equal importance. Pulling power relates to the “reach out” of the magnetic field. Holding power relates to the “breakaway force” required to remove the ferrous test fixture from the working surface of the magnet.
Suspended Magnets
For installation above conveyor belts in the bulk transshipment or recycling industries. Removal of ferrous particles from raw materials containing relatively little metal. Cleaning manually or automatically.
Magnetic Head Pulleys
Placement in existing conveyor belt systems, in the bulk transshipment or recycling industries for example. Suitable for separating difficult shapes and weakly magnetic particles. Continuous discharge of ferrous particles.
Magnetic Drum Separator
Magnetic drum separators automatically and continuously separate large quantities of ferrous particles from bulk product flows. Several types of drum even separate weakly magnetic particles.
Overband Magnetic Separator
For installation above conveyor belts in the bulk transshipment or recycling industries. Remove ferrous particles from raw materials and carry them away automatically and continuously.
Eddy Current Separator
Eddy current separators remove non-ferrous metal particles, such as copper and aluminum, in a continuous process. For the recovery (recycling) or removal of metals.
Robot End-of-Arm Tooling
Robot End-of-Arm tooling magnets are suitable for the automated pick-up or gripping of steel plates and other ferromagnetic objects.
Handheld Magnets
Handheld magnets are ideal for lifting small ferromagnetic objects with limited weight by hand.
Lifting Magnets
Lifting magnets are suitable for picking up and moving heavy steel or other ferromagnetic loads, machine parts or work pieces.
Sheet Separators
Magnetic sheet separators separate sticky or oiled steel sheets and prevent more than one from being picked up at the same time. Very important for fully automated processes.
Palletization Magnets
For packing and unpacking tins, aerosol cans, drums and jars with screw-on lids; they are used to place or remove an entire pallet layer at one time.
Magnetic Rollers
Various components for constructing your own conveyor line to transport ferromagnetic objects, such as empty or full tins, aerosol cans, crown caps and screw lids.
Magnetic Rollers
Magnetic chucks use magnetic force to hold a workpiece in place while it is being worked on. Consistent clamping pressure ensures that there is no variation in how tightly or loosely the workpiece is held; full support of the workpiece surface decreases cycle time by securing its center area.
Pot Magnets
Pot magnets are permanent magnets in the shape of a disk wrapped in an iron casing or Zinc plated to avoid damage and obtain greater security in their use. With this combination we obtain an increase in the force of attraction of the magnetized face, at the same time we obtain different types of subjection. They are perfect magnetic solutions for use in small spaces, where a certain magnetic force is required.
