How it works
Material is fed from a vibratory feeder onto a lower belt. After a short travel, it passes beneath a belt conveyor running over the magnet. Magnetic particles are lifted to the upper belt and carried away, while non-magnetic material continues on its path. Combining magnetic pull with mechanical agitation helps release particles that would otherwise stay locked in the burden. That makes it useful for difficult, sticky or mixed materials.
The unit can run as a non-electric (permanent magnet) separator and can be built to match existing conveyor dimensions.
Key features of our concentrator magnetic separator
- Two-belt design for clean separation
- Permanent magnet, no power for magnetism
- Easy installation
- Built to match conveyor dimensions
- Low maintenance
- Long service life
- Suits hazardous environments
- Cost-effective
Applications & industries
- Dry ceramic & refractory purification
- Abrasive grain reclamation
- Iron removal from chemical powders
- Mineral concentration
- Tramp iron removal
- Bulk processing lines
Concentrator Magnetic Separator at a glance
| Feed | Vibratory feeder |
|---|---|
| Belts | Lower feed belt + upper pick-up belt |
| Magnet | Permanent |
| Sizing | To conveyor width and capacity |
Exact dimensions, capacity and magnet strength are confirmed against your application before manufacture.
Need a concentrator magnetic separator for your plant?
Send your material, capacity and installation details for a quotation.
Frequently asked questions
When is a concentrator separator preferred?
Use it when you need to concentrate a magnetic fraction, or to separate difficult materials where agitation helps release trapped particles.
Is it suitable for fine powders?
It handles dry free-flowing powders and granules. For very weakly magnetic particles, a rare-earth roll separator may be a better fit.
