Plate Magnet

Magnetic plates are specially designed to remove metal inclusion from free-falling materials, but are only suitable for production lines with low ferromagnetic content.

They can also be installed above conveyors or below conveyor drive pulleys to capture contaminants as material drops from open belts.  

Magnetic plate separators, also known as plate magnets or block magnets, are a type of magnetic separator designed to remove ferrous contamination from free-flowing materials.

The surface treatment of NdFeb magnet is not to improve its performance, and the surface coating of neodymium magnet mainly plays a protective role. No surface coating of NdFeb strong magnets, it is easy to react with oxygen in the air and quickly oxidize, so in order to prevent this from happening, we usually carry out plating treatment. Moreover, the appearance of the strong magnet after electroplating is more beautiful.

Exposed Pole Magnetic Steel Plate Separator Exposed Pole (EP) Plate Magnets are designed for removing tramp metals from the low volume materials flow

Flat face plate magnets are for low-density product applications, recommended for sanitary environments.  Food grade by default.

They can also be installed above conveyors or below conveyor drive pulleys to capture contaminants as material drops from open belts.  

Different kinds of plate for customization. Magnetic plates are specially designed to remove metal inclusion from free-falling materials.

Magnetic plates are specially designed to remove metal inclusion from free-falling materials, but are only suitable for production lines with low ferromagnetic content.

Magnetic plates are specially designed to remove metal inclusion from free-falling materials, but are only suitable for production lines with low ferromagnetic content.

Magnetic plates are specially designed to remove metal inclusion from free-falling materials, but are only suitable for production lines with low ferromagnetic content.

Plate magnet Designed to be installed either chute or in the conveying process.They are most displayed at the terminal of conveyor, suspension above the conveyor belt.