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Industrial magnetic-process auxiliary equipment

Stainless Steel Separation Conveyor

Stainless Steel Separation Conveyor is presented as a metal sorting equipment option for recycling and metal recovery. Its final configuration should be based on the actual material, process position, operating conditions and the technical information available for the requested project. Selected for mining and mineral-processing support duties and bulk-material handling and conveyor projects where the final configuration must match the real material flow and installation conditions.

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Process role
Separate a defined metal fraction after feed preparation
Feed type
Prepared, sized material on a controlled feed
Process sequence
Ferrous removal before non-ferrous separation
Selection starts with
Material mix, particle size and upstream preparation

Product overview

Stainless Steel Separation Conveyor

Stainless Steel Separation Conveyor is presented as a metal sorting equipment option for recycling and metal recovery. 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 industrial magnetic-process auxiliary equipment 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.

Series: Stainless Steel Separation ConveyorModel: To be confirmedAvailable subject to project and supplier confirmation

How it works

How it works

The diagram is a planning aid. Final positioning is confirmed from the line layout and the material duty.

  1. 01Process input
  2. 02Equipment interface
  3. 03Project operating condition
  4. 04Configured duty
  5. 05Downstream process
  • 01 Crushing or screening
  • 02 Ferrous pre-separation
  • 03 Primary sorting stage
  • 04 Separated metal fraction
  • 05 Residual or downstream sorting

Product features

Key features

Features shown here come from the current COWIN product record and are confirmed again for the requested configuration.

  • Separation sequence is explicit
  • Feed preparation affects results
  • Equipment roles remain separate
  • Downstream fractions are planned
  • Feed conveyor and metering arrangement
  • Ferrous pre-separation coordinated with the sorting stage
  • Particle-size range confirmed from screened feed

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 support duties
  • Bulk-material handling and conveyor projects
  • Process control or material-handling interfaces
  • Project-specific equipment packages

Process objective

What it helps solve

Final outcomes depend on material, installation and the confirmed model.

  • Helps complete a defined material-handling or magnetic-process duty
  • Supports integration with the selected process arrangement
  • Keeps final configuration dependent on the operating and installation conditions

Engineering inputs

Installation and selection guide

Provide the following information so COWIN can review the product against the actual process.

  • Required application duty and process position
  • Installation interface and available space
  • Material, electrical or control information where applicable
  • Environmental conditions and maintenance access
  • Project drawings or photographs where available

Confirmed data

Technical specifications

Only verified public fields are shown as values. Other fields remain subject to project confirmation.

Project configuration itemsAvailable on requestModel / series; Application duty; Installation interface; Operating condition; Power supply where applicable; Overall dimensions; Weight. To be confirmed for the project.

Configuration

Options and customisation

Only options appropriate to the selected product and project are confirmed in a quotation.

  • Feed conveyor and metering arrangement
  • Ferrous pre-separation coordinated with the sorting stage
  • Particle-size range confirmed from screened feed
  • Downstream collection and access planned with the line

Service planning

Operation and maintenance

Use site-safe isolation and the supplier-approved procedures for the selected configuration.

  • Isolate the equipment before service.
  • Inspect the selected interfaces, guards and connections.
  • Follow the supplier-approved maintenance plan once the final configuration is confirmed.

Product FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Answers apply to this product family and do not replace a project-specific engineering review.

Why is ferrous removal checked before an eddy current separator?

A magnetic pre-separation stage is commonly reviewed before non-ferrous sorting so the feed reaching the eddy current stage is prepared for its intended duty.

Can an eddy current separator remove ferrous tramp iron?

No. Eddy current equipment is used for non-ferrous metal recovery. Ferromagnetic material should be addressed with the appropriate magnetic separation stage.

What information is needed for recycling sorting selection?

Please share feed size, material mix, throughput, upstream preparation, existing ferrous removal, required output fractions and the available conveyor layout.

Can a stainless-steel sorting conveyor be described as a general metal separator?

No. Its application depends on the actual equipment capability and feed. It should be specified separately from magnetic and eddy-current stages.

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