Crossbelt magnetic separators are utilized for removing various ferrous
contaminants. They provide protection through self-cleaning protection
from the conveyed material. Through eye bolts they can be easily mounted
at the top of the frame. The ferrous contaminants are conveyed to the
side of the conveyor and are discharged to a collection bin by the
cleated belts. Crossbelt magnetic separators can be mounted
perpendicular to the material flow or over the head pulley parallel to
the material flow. Crossbelt magnetic separators consist of
rubber
conveyor belts, adjustable take-ups, rugged steel channel frame and a
shaft mounted speed reducer with direct drive motor. Features
- Crossbelt magnets have a deep penetrating magnetic field.
- Magnets are housed in metallic structure normally made up of
stainless steel.
- Crossbelt magnetic separators also consist of frugged PVC
cleated belt.
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High strength, concentrated deep magnetic field.Buying Tips
While buying crossbelt separator, buyer should take care of following aspects:- Your conveyor's width should be in the proportion of the
size of the crossbelt separator.
- You must ensure that the length of the crossbelt magnet
should entirely cover the belt.
- Buyer must also see that there is an adequate space for the collection area at the side of the conveyor.
- Your conveyor's width should be in the proportion of the
size of the crossbelt separator.
- Crossbelt magnets needs low maintenance and are easy to install
and operate.
- They can function smoothly even in the hazardous environments.
- Some of the crossbelt magnetic separators also consists of inspection and access doors trolley suspension cable suspension etc.
- High-density ceramic or other magnet provides excellent reach
out.
- It separates tramp metal from trough style or flat-belt
conveyors.
- It is capable of removing tiny contaminants as well as larger
ferrous scrap.
- Motor mounted on the top runs at constant speed.
- It is best suited for general conveying and recycling applications
- Wood recycling
- Plastic industries
- Chemical industries
- Grain processing industries