Introduction to the Basic Structure of Magnetic Separator

The Magnetic Separator can separate raw materials with different magnetic rigidities. The machine works under the magnetic force and machine force. Magnetic Separators are designed to recover ferromagnetic materials. The separators are available in designs and sizes to provide solutions for all applications. The heart of each separator is the magnetic system with its unique design, which has a proven record of high efficiency.The basic structure of magnetic separation machine:Wet permanent -magnet cylindrical type separator is mainly composed of a cylinder, a magnetic system, a cell body and transmission part. The cylinder is welded by the 2-3mm stainless steel board in a curving way. The end cover is one of cast aluminum, connected with the cylinder by bolts. The motor drives the cylinder to turn through the speed reducer. The magnetic system is installed in the cylinder. The magnetic pieces are fixed on the soleplate of the magnet yoke, the axle of which extends out of the cylinder with a regulation crank fixed at its end. The regulation crank is connected with the lead screw, by pulling which the magnetic declination can be adjusted. After adjusting well, fix the screw lead. The working area of the trough is made of stainless steel board; the frame and other parts are welded with common steel.Scientific management, advanced processing technology and innovative manufacturing theory make Fote Heavy Machinery become the exporting base of china magnetic separator, magnetic separating equipment and famous grinding equipment in China. What Hongxing has done is for the clients and we believe that quality is the best way to develop market.Permanent Magnetic Separator is widely used in wet separation of magnetite, pyrrhotite, calcine ore, limonite. With particle size less than 3mm, and also removal of iron from coal, non- metallic minerals, building materials and etc. This series features of stable magnetic intensity and low breakdown ratio. The separator may be driven...