OVERVIEW
Electromagnetic separators for industrial processing of liquids, slurries, gases, dry granular materials and powders

• Fields to magnetize the collecting elements can be matched to the separation requirements, from about 1 through 20 kilogauss in the empty separating space.
• Large volumes of magnetized matrix spaces can be generated to meet processing needs.
• Separating spaces can be filled with a virtually endless variety of matrix elements.
• The magnetic field can be conveniently turned off to allow easy cleaning of the matrix, making it possible to automate the cleaning cycle.
• Equipment can be designed to meet unusual processing conditions including high temperature, high pressure and many corrosive products.
• Equipment is available for use in hazardous environments.

For liquids, slurries
and gases

 

• Equipment is available in gravity, underfeed and pipeline models.
• Background magnetic fields of series F1, F1E and F2 are respectively approximately 1, 1.5, and 2.5 kilogauss.
• Standard grids have advantageously shaped elements to provide high magnetic field and gradient near collecting edges, while causing very low pressure drop.
• Expanded metal, stainless steel wool and other matrix materials are also available.

• Vibrators enhance material flow.
• Background magnetic fields of series F1 and F2 are respectively about 1 and 2.5 kilogauss.
• Vane type grids allow free material flow.
• Standard wet grids provide much better separations.
• Other matrix elements are available to suit processing requirements.

• Standard rectifiers in NEMA 1 enclosures are available to convert common a.c. to the d.c. voltage and currents required by the separators.
  
  
• Special designs are available to accommodate uncommon voltages, as well as dusty, wet, corrosive, and hazardous environments.