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ATEX Magnetic Separators: Information Required Before Selection

 OSENC Magnetic Separation A permanent magnet is not automatically suitable for an explosive atmosphere because it has no excitation coil. A separator may still include moving belts, bearings, impact points, static-generating materials, hot surfaces, motors, sensors or controls. Suitability

How to Review Material Certificates for Magnetic Separators

 OSENC Magnetic Separation A material certificate is useful only when it can be traced to the actual part or batch supplied. Check the issuer, material specification, grade, heat or lot, dimensions or product form, chemical or mechanical results, dates,

Declaration of Conformity vs Certificate vs Test Report

 OSENC Magnetic Separation An EU Declaration of Conformity is the manufacturer’s signed legal declaration for the identified product under the applicable EU legislation. A test report records results for a defined sample and method. A third-party certificate records what

Types of Magnetic Separators: Choose by Material Flow and Separation Point

 OSENC Magnetic Separation The main magnetic separator types are suspended magnets, self-cleaning overband magnets, magnetic head pulleys, housed magnetic drums, magnetic tubes, magnetic grates, easy-clean grates and drawer magnets. The correct type depends first on how the material moves,

How Magnetic Separation Works

 OSENC Magnetic Separation Magnetic separation works when a magnetic force changes the motion of a susceptible particle enough to overcome competing effects such as gravity, material drag, belt motion, impact and adhesion. The separator must then hold or redirect

Magnetic Field Strength vs Magnetic Field Gradient

 OSENC Magnetic Separation Magnetic field strength describes the field at a location; magnetic field gradient describes how rapidly that field changes with position. Magnetic attraction depends on both the target’s magnetic response and the spatial field conditions. Therefore, two