An electromagnetically magnetic separator (GPQ-885) can separate manganese ore, tungsten ore, tin ore, iron ore, titanium ore, chrome ore, garnet and other minerals with a magnetic induction strength of 18000 Ost.

Description

Single disc separator electromagnetic consists of two sections, i. e. Host unit (mechanical) and electrical unit (control cabinet). When the minerals to be separated are loaded into the bin, adjust the clearance between the magnetic disc tooth tip and conveying belt to a desirable range (generally about 1mm) and adjust the DC current of the control cabinet to the appropriate value (generally 4 6 A), depending on the mineral properties, particle size and separation requirements. Feed the materials into the permanent magnetic feeding drum, where the high-conductivity minerals will be removed. Through a feeding plate, the minerals will be uniformly sprayed onto the belt conveyor (The mineral thickness is generally between 0.2 and 0.8mm). When the machine is running, the belt conveyor will send the minerals down below the magnetic disc, where the paramagnetic minerals will be soon absorbed onto the tip of magnetic teeth. When the magnetic disc rotates to the low-intensity magnetic area, it will fall into the concentrate bin under the function of its gravity weight and centrifugal force. The diamagnetic minerals will be conveyed to the tailings bin via belt conveyor and discharged).