Magnetic Separators & Equipments

  Introduction Vibrating Screen is widely used for the industrial screening process. It segregates various types of mixtures, such as powder, rocks, and other fine materials. Recycling, waste management, and many other industries prefer vibrating screens for material handling. However, when it comes to choosing a type of vibrating screen, industries do give a lot of thought to understanding and determining the right type for their application. It makes perfect sense: Every vibrating screen type has different processing capabilities, screening efficiency, and vibration intensity. Selecting the right type of vibrating screen is essential for better outcomes and the screening process. Let’s explore 10 common types of vibrating screens, their features, advantages, applications, and a lot more. Keep scrolling to learn everything. What Is A Vibrating Screen? Vibrating Screens are one of the most popular choices for major industrial applications. It is designed to work through vibration g...

Introduction The use of aluminum cables has been growing rapidly around the world. The key demand drivers are its cost-effectiveness and lightweight nature. Whether used in power lines or the automotive industry, aluminum cables have become the preferred choice. The growing usage of aluminum cables has been promoting the demand for recycling aluminum cables. However, recycling aluminum cables mixed with various other materials can be challenging, which is why an Eddy Current Separator is used. Eddy Current Separator is an advanced non-ferrous metal separator widely used in the recycling industry to separate valuable non-ferrous metals. This separator can effectively recover and separate non-ferrous metals like shredded aluminum cables with maximum purity and recovery rate. In this blog, let’s discover how beneficial Eddy Current Separator for aluminum cables can be. What Is An Eddy Current Separator? An Eddy Current Separator is a powerful separator with permanent rare earth magnets us...

Vibrating Screens are one of the most popular choices for major industrial applications. It is designed to work through vibration generated by the vibratory motor. The upper vibratory rotator in the vibrating screen generates plane gyration vibration, whereas the lower rotator produces cone-shaped vibration. Together, this vibratory effect causes the screen to create a rotating vibration to separate the materials. For more information read our blog: Types of Vibrating Screens: A Complete Detailed Guide