RCYB Permanent Overband Magnet

       The equipment is installed above the conveyor belt. As the material is conveyed along the belt and passes through the magnetic field zone, the internal high-intensity magnetic system generates a stable magnetic field that adsorbs and captures ferromagnetic contaminants (such as iron blocks, chips, and fragments) within the magnetic field range, while non-magnetic materials continue to flow normally through the conveying system. When the equipment adopts a self-unloading design, the adsorbed iron impurities are automatically discharged after exiting the magnetic field area, enabling continuous operation without the need for shutdowns for cleaning.

Features and Advantages

• Adopts a permanent magnet structure, requiring no external power supply, ensuring stable and energy-efficient operation
• Installed above the conveyor belt, compatible with various conveying systems
• Enables continuous ferrous contaminant removal with automatic iron discharge, reducing manual maintenance
• High magnetic field strength, effectively adsorbing deep-seated ferrous impurities
• Reliable construction, suitable for harsh industrial environments
• Supports multiple material types and conveying conditions
• Optional self-unloading design to enhance production efficiency

Optional Configurations

• Housing material options: stainless steel plate or manganese steel base plate
• Iron discharge method options: automatic or manual unloading
• Motor options: explosion-proof and non-explosion-proof drive motors
• A variety of belts available: antistatic, wear-resistant, high-temperature resistant, etc.
• Optional accessories: dust cover, zero-speed switch, belt misalignment switch, etc.
• Installation method options: horizontal mounting or installation at the head pulley position of the conveyor

Applications

• Mining Industry: Suspended installation above conveyor belts to remove ferrous objects from ores, protecting crushers, conveyor belts, and other equipment
• Coal and Power Industries: Intercepting ferrous objects in coal-handling systems to prevent belt damage and safeguard crushing equipment
• Building Materials and Cement Industries: Removing iron during the conveyance of raw materials and clinker to improve raw material purity and protect downstream equipment
• Metallurgical Industry: Removing iron from sintered ore, pelletized ore, and other materials during conveyance to minimize the impact of metallic impurities on the process
• Waste and Recycling Industries: Clearing ferrous objects from recycled materials during conveyance to protect shredding equipment and enhance recycling efficiency

Materials Processed

• Bulk Materials: Ores, slag, construction aggregates
• Granular Materials: Sand, gravel, grains, industrial granules
• Mixed Materials: Conveyed materials containing ferrous contaminants
• Industrial Waste: Scrap steel, iron fragments, metal mixtures