Electromagnetic Iron Remover

The electromagnetic iron remover can remove ferromagnetic impurities mixed in the material to ensure the safe and normal operation of mechanical equipment such as crushers and grinders in the conveying system.

At the same time, it can effectively prevent accidents caused by large and long iron parts scratching the conveyor belt and significantly improve the grade of raw materials. According to its unloading method, it can be divided into various working modes such as manual unloading, automatic unloading, and program controlled unloading. Due to different usage scenarios and magnetic circuit structures, various series of products have been formed.

The iron remover is suitable for material transportation and iron removal in various industries, and can achieve continuous suction and disposal of iron. There are two major factors that determine the iron removal effect of the iron remover in the actual production process: the magnetic field strength of the iron remover itself, and the use of the correct installation method on site.

The iron removal effect of a suspended permanent magnet iron remover is closely related to the height of the suspension and the thickness of the material. The lower the suspension of the iron remover, the better the iron removal effect, and the higher the suspension, the worse the effect. The thinner the material, the higher the iron removal rate. The higher the magnetic field strength of the iron remover, the better the iron removal effect. If the installation is tilted, it is necessary to find the right angle and hang the iron remover correctly. The lower the hanging height, the better, without affecting the normal operation of the belt.

Iron removers are widely used in metallurgy, mining, coal preparation plants, power plants, ceramics, glass, cement, building materials, chemical, food and feed processing industries. In the emerging waste treatment industry, iron removers are also needed to recover steel from waste. Iron removers have been used in various large steel enterprises, as well as metal mines, power plants, light industry, refractory materials and other industries, and have played a huge role.