Product overview
Suspended Permanent Magnetic Separator
Suspended Permanent Magnetic Separator is presented as a suspended magnetic separator option for conveyor and bulk material handling. Its final configuration should be based on the actual material, process position, operating conditions and the technical information available for the requested project. COWIN MAGNET supplies this permanent magnetic separator for South African and African projects where the equipment must be matched to the real process rather than selected from a name alone. The review starts with the material stream, installation position, available space and operating environment. Final configuration, commercial availability and any numerical performance data are confirmed by COWIN engineering and the supplier for the requested project.
How it works
How it works
The diagram is a planning aid. Final positioning is confirmed from the line layout and the material duty.
- 01Feed conveyor
- 02Tramp-iron risk point
- 03Suspended magnet
- 04Manual cleaning
- 05Protected equipment
- 01 Feed conveyor
- 02 Tramp iron risk point
- 03 Suspended magnet position
- 04 Ferrous discharge or manual cleaning
- 05 Protected downstream equipment
Product features
Key features
Features shown here come from the current COWIN product record and are confirmed again for the requested configuration.
- Defined magnet position
- Cleaning method matched to contamination
- Conveyor data first
- Site conditions matter
- Permanent or electromagnetic magnet system where applicable
- Manual-clean or self-cleaning discharge arrangement
- Cross-belt or inline mounting review
Process fit
Typical applications
COWIN MAGNET supports South African and African projects. These applications describe relevant process contexts, not local installations or inventory.
- Mining and mineral-processing conveyor lines
- Coal handling and washing plants
- Quarry and cement raw-material conveyors
- Ports and bulk-material handling
Process objective
What it helps solve
Final outcomes depend on material, installation and the confirmed model.
- Helps remove ferromagnetic tramp material before downstream equipment
- Supports practical crusher and conveyor protection planning
- Keeps a defined manual-cleaning point in the material flow
Engineering inputs
Installation and selection guide
Provide the following information so COWIN can review the product against the actual process.
- Conveyor belt width, speed and material burden depth
- Suspension height and available structural support
- Expected size and frequency of ferromagnetic tramp material
- Safe access and isolation procedure for manual cleaning
- Dust, corrosion, temperature and outdoor exposure
Confirmed data
Technical specifications
Only verified public fields are shown as values. Other fields remain subject to project confirmation.
Configuration
Options and customisation
Only options appropriate to the selected product and project are confirmed in a quotation.
- Permanent or electromagnetic magnet system where applicable
- Manual-clean or self-cleaning discharge arrangement
- Cross-belt or inline mounting review
- Suspension frame and guarding coordinated to site layout
Service planning
Operation and maintenance
Use site-safe isolation and the supplier-approved procedures for the selected configuration.
- Isolate the conveyor before inspection or cleaning.
- Inspect the suspension structure, guards and safe access route.
- Remove captured ferrous material only under the agreed site procedure.
Product FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Answers apply to this product family and do not replace a project-specific engineering review.
Self-cleaning is normally considered where ferrous contamination must be discharged continuously. Manual cleaning may be appropriate when contamination is low and the line can be isolated safely for service.
The installation direction depends on belt speed, burden depth, the discharge side, available headroom and the required exposure to the magnetic field. The conveyor arrangement should be reviewed before selection.
Please provide belt width, speed, material layer depth, suspension height, material description, the largest expected tramp item, desired cleaning method and a layout drawing or photos when available.
No. A magnetic separator is used for ferromagnetic contaminants. Non-ferrous metals and non-magnetic stainless steel require a different separation or detection stage.
Project inquiry
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