Technical specifications
Fixed suspended electromagnets are suitable for separating waste and scrap when there is a small percentage of iron in them.
The choice of the most appropriate hanging magnet depends on the combination of various elements, such as:
- Size of the ferrous components to be separated (the smaller the magnetic circuit must be performing)
- Shape of ferrous material (the more spherical, the more demanding the application)
- Height of the heap of material to be treated (the higher its height, the more complex the application)
- Bulk density of the material to be selected (more is greater and more the application requires high performance)
- Moisture in the material to be treated (the wetter and more complex the application)
- Speed of the conveyor belt underneath the magnet (the faster and more demanding the application)
- Width of the conveyor belt (depending on the size of the suspended separator which must be able to propagate the adhesive capacity over the entire width of the conveyor belt)
Operation
The DBE suspended magnetic separators are fixed in such a way to attract the ferrous metal flowing on a conveyor belt below by lifting.
Its ideal positioning is at the end of the belt at the head pulley, but it can also be placed above the conveyor along its length.
Iron particles and components are attracted to the magnet by lifting, while scraps fall from the conveyor belt according to a ballistic trajectory and end at a collection point.
DBE Models
SGM Magnetics produces 24 models of DBE fixed electromagnets that are distinguished by:
- Engine power required
- Speed of the conveyor belt
- Length, width and height of the fixed electromagnet
Get advice from SGM Magnetics consultants to select the most suitable model for your specific industrial recycling needs.